quyoshli

Quyoshli is an Uzbek adjective meaning sunny or sunlit. It describes weather, landscapes, or objects that are illuminated by sunlight. The form is derived from the noun quyosh (sun) plus the suffix -li, which marks a characteristic or quality. In Uzbek, quyoshli is commonly used in everyday speech as well as in literature to convey brightness, warmth, and clear skies.

Common usages include quyoshli havo (sunny weather), quyoshli kun (a sunny day), and quyoshli manzara (a sunlit landscape). The word can modify nouns related to time and place to express conditions shaped by sunlight, and it frequently appears in descriptive or poetic contexts.

Etymology and related terms: Quyoshli comes from quyosh with the suffix -li. It has cognates in related Turkic languages; for example Turkish güneşli conveys the same meaning of “sunny,” reflecting a shared historical root for the word sun.

Notes on usage: Quyoshli is not a proper noun and is written in lowercase except at the beginning of a sentence or in a title. It can function in phrases describing weather, scenery, or daylight conditions, and may appear in both everyday speech and literary descriptions.

See also: quyosh, havo, ob-havo, sun in Turkic languages.