Uzbek Vocabulary Quiz

Uzbek Words

• The table displays a list of words in a language likely to be Uzbek or a similar Central Asian language.
• Each word is presented alongside a possible English translation or meaning.
• The information is presented in a vertical table format, with two columns for "Word" and "Possible Translation/Meaning."
• The list includes words for common body parts, family members, directions, objects, concepts, and natural phenomena.
• For example, "qo'ltiq" is listed with the translation "armpit" and "o'g'il" with "son".
• The list also includes words related to social and political structures such as "saylov" (election), "partiya" (party), and "universitet" (university).
• The notes indicate that the accuracy of the translations is open to interpretation as the provided information likely does not represent a complete dictionary.
• A dictionary specific to the language is needed for more precise meanings.
• This table is presented as a transliteration of a word list, not a comprehensive dictionary.

Example Translations

• "ko'rsatma" is listed as "instruction."
• "yer" is translated as "Earth."
• "quyon" is listed with the translation "rabbit."
• "zaruriyat" is listed with the translation "necessity."
• "esa...ga kelsak" is listed with the translation "and...as for...".
• "shahar" is listed with the translation "city."
• "uy" is listed with the translation "home/house."
• "quduq" is listed with the translation "well."
• "mustahkam bo'lmoq" is listed with the translation "to be strong."
• "ta'lim" is listed with the translation "education."
• "iyul" is listed with the translation "July."
• "madaniyat" is listed with the translation "culture."
• "muzlatkich" is listed with the translation "refrigerator."
• "qo'shni" is listed with the translation "neighbor."
• "tog'" is listed with the translation "mountain."
• "do'zax" is listed with the translation "hell."
• "bobo" is listed with the translation "grandfather."
• "buvi" is listed with the translation "grandmother."
• "janubdan esadigan shamol" is listed with the translation "southern wind."
• "qo'riqchi" is listed with the translation "guard."
• "urush" is listed with the translation "war."
• "issiq shamol" is listed with the translation "hot wind."

Test your knowledge of common Uzbek words and their English translations. This quiz covers various categories including body parts, family members, directions, and social concepts. Challenge yourself and see how many words you recognize!