This is widespread in the Tashkent dialect.
- progressive assimilation:
The sound [n] undergoes complete assimilation when it occurs at the beginning of the suffixes –ni/ning
tn>tt
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
kalitni | kalitti | the key + accusative case suffix |
otning | otti | horse + genitive case suffix |
jn>jj
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
garajning | garajji | garage+genitive case suffix |
bagajni | bagajji | baggage+accusative case suffix |
zn>zz
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
mijozni | mijozzi | client+accusative case suffix |
bigizni | bigizzi | awl+accusative case suffix |
ln>ll
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
dazmolni | dazmolli | iron+accusative case suffix |
cholning | cholli | old man+ genitive case suffix |
mn>mm
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
hokimni | hokimmi | governor+accusative case suffix |
amakimni | amakimmi | my uncle+accusative case suffix |
rn>rr
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
motorni | motorri | motor+accusative case suffix |
alebasterni | albastrri | alebaster+accusative case suffix |
bn>pp
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
kabobni | kovoppi | kabob+accusative case suffix |
savobning | sovoppi | good deed +accusative case suffix |
sn>ss
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
avtobusning | avtobussi | bus+genitive case suffix |
majlisni | maylissi | meeting+accusative case suffix |
chn>chch
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
yog'ochni | yog'ochchi | wood+accusative case suffix |
guruchni | guruchchi | rice+accusative case suffix |
shn>shsh
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
oshni | oshshi | pilaf+accusative case suffix |
toshni | toshshi | rock+accusative case suffix |
qn>qq
This occurs only in one syllable words:
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
oqni | oqqi | white+accusative case suffix |
xalqni | xalqqi | nation+accusative case suffix |
g'n>g'g'
This occurs only in one syllable words:
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
bog'ni | bog'g'i | garden+accusative case suffix |
tog'ning | tog'g'i | mountain+genitive case suffix |
vn>vv
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
suvni | suvvi | water+accusative case suffix |
arxivni | arxivvi | archive+ accusative case suffix |
yn>yy
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
choyning | choyyi | tea + genitive case suffix |
boyning | boyyi | rich man + genitive case suffix |
- progressive partial assimilation:
tg>tk
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
ketgan | ketkan | has left |
o'tgan | o'tkan | passed |
shd>sht
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
yoshda | yoshta | at ...age |
toshdan | toshtan | from rock |
nm>mm
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
ko'rganmiz | ko'rgammiza | we have seen |
eshitganmiz | eshitgammiza | we have heard |
nl>ll
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
xotinlar | xotilla | ladies |
butunlay | butulley | completely |
nv>vv
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
nonvoy | novvoy | bread baker |
nonvoyxona | novvoyxona | breadbaker's place |
hk>kk
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
mahkam | makkam | firm |
rl>ll
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
qimirlama | qimillama | don't move |
tayyorladim | tayalladim | I prepared |
rn>nn
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
tarnov | tanno'v | gutter |
bm>mm
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
turibman | turimman | I am standing. |
- regressive partial assimilation:
bq>pq
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
olib qo'ydi | opqo'ydi | took away |
bk>pk
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
olib keling | opkelin | bring |
rg>ll
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
birga | billa | together |
qd>xt
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
chiqdi | chixti | came out |
bd>pt
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
olibdi | opti | (we heard that)he/she has gotten |
kelibdi | kepti | (we heard that)he/she came |
fd>pt
Literary language | Tashkent Dialect | Translation |
tarafda | tarapta | at ... side |