qurilmasi

Qurilmasi is a term in Uzbek that derives from qurilma, meaning device, apparatus, or equipment. The form qurilmasi combines the base word with the possessive suffix -si, typically used to express “its device” or “the device of something.” In practice, qurilmasi can refer to the hardware or equipment associated with a particular object, system, or process, and it is commonly found in technical, engineering, and descriptive texts.

In lexical use, qurilmasi functions as a noun that denotes the physical components or apparatus belonging to a subject. It is often part of larger noun phrases such as the hardware of a machine or the equipment of an installation. The term is distinguished from qurilish, which more generally means construction or development, and from qurilma, the more basic word for a device or piece of equipment.

Usage notes and translation considerations vary by context. In English translations, qurilmasi is typically rendered as “the device,” “the equipment,” or “the apparatus” of a given subject. When used in manuals, specifications, or descriptions, it helps specify the tangible hardware aspects rather than processes or concepts.

Related terms include qurilma (device or equipment) and qurilish (construction or development), which occupy related but distinct semantic fields. The appropriate choice depends on whether the emphasis is on the object’s hardware, the act of constructing something, or the overall system.