sohalarni

Sohalarni is an Uzbek grammatical form, the accusative plural of the noun soha, which means field, sector, or domain. In Uzbek grammar, sohalarni is used when several sectors are the object of a verb or construction. The form marks that the reference is to multiple fields rather than a single one.

Origin and morphology: soha plus the plural suffix -lar yields sohalar, and the accusative object marker -ni attaches to the plural to produce sohalarni. The word follows Uzbek vowel harmony rules, and its pronunciation in fluent speech reflects surrounding vowels. In formal or technical writing, sohalarni is common when listing or focusing on multiple sectors.

Usage and examples: sohalarni is used after verbs that govern a direct object and tends to appear in official documents, economic reports, and media discussions about the economy or areas of activity. Examples include: “Hukumat sohalarni rivojlantirish bo‘yicha yangi reja e’lon qildi.” and “Tahlilchilar sohalarni diversifikatsiya qilishning muhimligini ta’kidlashdi.” These constructions show how sohalarni connects a verb phrase to multiple sectors.

See also and related terms: soha (field/sector) and sohalar (the sectors) are related forms that provide contrast with the accusative plural sohalarni. The term is mainly encountered in Uzbek grammar and formal texts discussing multiple sectors.