sahifalari

Sahifa means a page or leaf of a book in Uzbek, and the term Sahifalari is the plural possessive form used to refer to the pages of someone or something. The word is widely used for both physical pages in printed works and the pages of websites or digital documents. Sahifalari can indicate ownership or association, for example the pages that belong to a particular book, author, or site.

Etymology and usage: Sahifa is a loanword from Arabic (sahifa) that entered Uzbek through Persian and Turkish linguistic layers. In everyday Uzbek, sahifalar refers to pages in general, while sahifalari specifies “their pages” or “the pages of X.” In modern contexts, sahifalari appears frequently in phrases describing websites (veb-sahifalari), newspapers (gazeta sahifalari), or other compiled documents. It is common in publishing, library catalogs, and digital media to talk about page content, pagination, and navigational structure using this form.

Grammatical notes and examples: The base is sahifa (page). Plural form is sahifalar, and attaching the possessive suffix -i or -lari yields sahifasi or sahifalari, depending on number and person. Examples: Uning sahifalari—his/her pages; Gazeta sahifalari—newspaper pages; Veb-sahifalari—its website pages. The term is neutral and widely understood across Uzbek-language media, publishing, and information technology.

See also: sahifa, sahifalar, veb-sahifa, gazeta sahifalari.