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2.2§.3. SUFFIKSLAR VOSITASIDA

(SUFFIXATION)

a) – able, ible

understandable - tushunib bo‘ladigan

readable - yaxshi yozilgan o‘qiladigan

latable - yeb bo‘ladigan, yesa bo‘ladigan

invisible - ko‘rinmas

assessible - yetib bo‘ladigan

apprehensible - tushunarli, aniq

responsible - javob beruvchi javobgar

1. I couln’t stop in that miserable house after mother died (P.G.D. 19)

2. Arthur was very young and inexperienced; his deision could hardly be, as yet, irrevocable (R.A.P 285)

3. Do you mean, then, that this thing – this – feling is quite irrevocable?

4. Arthur murmered the first common – place that he could think of at that moment and relapsed into uncomfortable silence (F.K.S 21)

5. When be accepted a morl ideal he swallowed it without stopping to think wether it was quite digestable

b) – al

examitational – imtihonga oid imtihon

etymological – etimologiyaga oid etimologiya

aboriginal – yerli, o`trar aborobenlarga oid

1. In the ter void and absence of all external impressing, he gradually lost the consciousness of time (RAR 18)

2. Arthur spoke in a hard sullen voice, quite different from his naturel lone (L.N.U. 29)

3. Others were Constitional Monarchists and liberals of various shades (RAP 25)

c) – ant:

abundant - serhosil mo`l

aberrant - markazdan chetlashgan

apporant - kekkaygan gerdaygan

1. They had been fortunete as to weather they had made several very pleasant excussions; but the first eharm was gone out of their enjoyment (PGD 57)

2. Arthur’s visits now coused him more distress than pleasure so trying was the constant effort to appoar at easy and to behave as if noting were altered

3. Is it anything important? (LSHS 57)

g) – ate;

accurate – aniq, to`g`ri, har tarafdan

acuminate – uchi ingichka, o`tkir

adequate – talabga javob beruvchi

affectionate – sevimli dilbar

1. From the long eyebrows and sensitive mouth to the smell hands and feet everything about him was too much chiselled overdelicate

2. They all loved Arthur for his own sake and his mother’s and crowded round him, kissing his hands and dress with pessionate grief

3. I may as will tell you that evidence his come into our hands proving young connection with this socioty to be much more intimate than is implied by the mere reading of forbiddin literature