tahlilni

Tahlilni is the definite direct object form of the Uzbek noun tahlil, which means analysis, examination, or interpretation. In Uzbek grammar, the suffix -ni marks the direct object of a transitive verb and signals definiteness, so tahlilni translates roughly as “the analysis” in English.

Uses: It appears in sentences where an analysis is the thing being acted upon, such as describing writing, reading, presenting, or reviewing an analysis. Common verb combinations include tahlilni yozish (to write the analysis), tahlilni o‘qish (to read the analysis), or tahlilni taqdim etish (to present the analysis).

Context: Tahlil is widely used in academic writing, research reports, journalism, and business documentation in Uzbek. The form tahlilni does not require an article in Uzbek, unlike some other languages, and it reflects both case and definiteness.

Origins: The noun tahlil originates from Arabic taḥlīl, meaning analysis or explanation, and entered Uzbek through literary and scholarly usage. The accusative form ni follows Uzbek case harmony and definiteness marking, aligning with similar noun forms in the language.

Notes: As a grammatical form, tahlilni is common in formal and written Uzbek. Its exact pronunciation and agreement can vary with dialect and phonological context, but its function as the definite direct object remains constant.