takidlaydi

Takidlaydi is an Uzbek verb meaning "emphasizes" or "stresses." It is the third-person singular present tense form of ta’kidlayd-, built from the noun ta’kid (emphasis, insistence) with the verbal suffix -laydi. The noun ta’kid itself comes from Arabic ta’kīd and is used in Uzbek to denote emphasis, insistence, or assertion.

Morphology and usage: ta’kidlaydi is a transitive verb that takes a clause or proposition to emphasize. In sentences it is often followed by ki or quoted content: for example, U ta’kidlaydi ki bu xavf yo‘q translates as "He emphasizes that this is not a danger." Another example: “Hokim ta’kidlaydi: qonunlar bajilishi shart.” means "The judge emphasizes that the laws must be followed." The form is common in formal writing, media reports, and speech where emphasis or insistence is being attributed to the subject.

Orthography and variants: in modern Uzbek, ta’kidlaydi is usually written with the apostrophe to indicate the glottal stop in ta’kid. Some texts, especially informal or older transliterations, render it as takidlaydi or ta’kidlaydi without the apostrophe. In Cyrillic Uzbek, the word would be written to reflect equivalent sounds, though the apostrophe marker is absent in Cyrillic renderings.

See also: ta’kid (emphasis), ta’kid qilmoq (to emphasize), Uzbek language.

Overall, takidlaydi is a standard Uzbek verb used to express that someone is stressing or underscoring a point, often in clear, formal contexts.