yetkazaman

Yetkazaman is an Uzbek verb form meaning “I will deliver” or “I am going to deliver.” It is the first-person singular form of the verb yetkazmoq, which means to deliver, convey, or bring. The form combines the verb stem yetkaz- with the infinitive marker -moq and the first-person singular suffix -man, indicating present or near-future action in everyday Uzbek.

Morphology and tense. The base is yetkaz- plus -moq to make the infinitive yetkazmoq. The 1st person singular present/near-future ending -man yields yetkazaman. In context, yetkazaman often carries a near-future meaning, similar to “I will deliver” in English, but it can also express a general present sense depending on the sentence and time reference. Related forms include yetkazasan (you will deliver) and yetkazamiz (we will deliver), illustrating typical subject-agreement patterns in Uzbek verbs.

Usage. Yetkazaman is used when the speaker intends to convey or bring something to a recipient, such as goods, messages, or information. It appears in both spoken and formal contexts and can be combined with time adverbs to indicate when the delivery will occur, e.g., ertaga yetkazaman (I will deliver tomorrow).

Examples.

- Men xabarnı yetkazaman. (I will deliver the message.)

- Men ovqatni yetkazaman. (I will deliver the food.)

- Biz maktubni yetkazamiz. (We will deliver the letter.)

See also. Yetkazmoq, Uzbek language, Uzbek verb conjugation.

Note. Yetkazaman is not a proper noun or independent topic outside Uzbek grammar; it is a standard verb form used to express future-oriented delivery actions.