yasalgan

Yasalgan is an Uzbek adjective meaning “made” or “manufactured.” It describes objects that have been produced by human labor and are not natural. The term is common in product descriptions, labeling, and descriptive writing, where it signals that an item is the end product of a fabrication or assembly process.

Morphology and usage: Yasalgan is a past passive participle, typically formed by attaching a suffix such as -gan or -ilgan to a verbal stem that denotes making or producing. As with other Uzbek adjectives, it accompanies a noun and agrees with it in meaning; it does not change for gender, but it helps determine the sense that the noun is a created or produced item. Examples include yasalgan mahsulot (a manufactured product) and yasalgan buyumlar (made items).

Usage and nuance: The word covers a range from craftsman-made to mass-produced items. Depending on context, it can emphasize quality, craftsmanship, or simply that something is not natural. It is frequently used in labels, catalogs, and journalism, and may appear in both formal and informal Uzbek. Related terms include tayyorlangan (prepared), yaratilgan (created), and moslangan (assembled).