What does the Uzbek form 'uyni' mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. the house (as the object)
- Step 1: The ending -ni is the accusative suffix, so uyni means the house (as the object). Answer: the house (as the object). Why not the others: to the house is what you get if you read the suffix as a different case. from the house is what you get if you read the suffix as a different case. of the house is what you get if you read the suffix as a different case.
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