solishtiring

Solishtiring is an Uzbek verb form meaning “compare.” It is the imperative form of the verb solishtirmoq, which means to compare or contrast, and it is used to give a direct instruction to perform a comparison.

As a command, solishtiring appears in instructional, analytical, and procedural contexts. It is commonly found in educational tasks, manuals, exam prompts, and research notes where the speaker asks the listener to examine two or more items side by side and identify similarities and differences. The form can accompany nouns and noun phrases, for example: solishtiring ikkita dalilni (compare the two pieces of evidence).

Grammar notes: solishtirmoq denotes the act of comparison, and solishtiring is the imperative mood form derived from this verb. The related noun solishtirish refers to the act or process of comparing, while solishtirma can denote a comparison or point of contrast. In usage, solishtiring invites evaluation, contrast, or quality assessment between entities.

Examples:

- Ikkita ta’rifni solishtiring. (Compare the two definitions.)

- Ma’lumotlar orasidagi farqlarni solishtiring. (Contrast the differences between the data.)

See also: solishtirish, taqqoslash, solishtirmoq. These terms cover the broader concepts of comparison and contrasting in Uzbek.