sogliqdagi

Sogliqdagi is a term discussed in Uzbek linguistics as a morphologically formed adjective meaning “health-related” or “in health.” It is typically analyzed as a combination of the noun sog'liq (health) with the locative suffix -da and the relative suffix -gi, yielding a form that can modify another noun. In this analysis, sog'liqdagi functions as an attributive modifier indicating that the nouns it describes belong to or pertain to health.

Etymology and morphology

The base noun sog'liq carries the core meaning of health. The suffix -da marks location or domain (in/at health), while -gi serves as a relative marker turning the phrase into a descriptive form, roughly translating to “the one that is in health” or “health-related.” The resulting form, often written as sog'liqdagi in Uzbek orthography, can appear in scholarly discussions about how compound adjectives are formed in Turkic languages.

Usage

Sogliqdagi is generally found in linguistic descriptions rather than in everyday conversation. It can appear in phrases such as sog'liqdagi holatlar (health-related conditions) or sog'liqdagi tizimlar (health-domain systems) to signal that the noun refers to matters within the realm of health. In practice, more ordinary expressions for health topics are common in daily Uzbek, but sog'liqdagi serves as a paradigmatic example of Uzbek compounding and the interaction of case-like and relative suffixes.

See also

Sog'liqni saqlash (healthcare) and Uzbek morphology (suffixes -da and -gi).

References

Linguistic analyses of Uzbek compound adjectives and the use of locative and relative suffixes provide the underlying description of forms such as sog'liqdagi.