Uzbek author O'lmas Umarbekov's forensic novel "Ådam Bo'lish Qiyin" (Review-translation writing-dictionary-book letter text)

Uzbek Turkish, which is in the Eastern Turkish (Karluk) group of the Turkish language, is a developed Turkish language as a contemporary continuation of Karahanli Turkish used in the 11th and 12th centuries, Harezm Turkish used in the 13th and 14th centuries, and later Historical Cagatay Turkish. In this study, the language characteristics of O'lmas Umarbekov's "Ådam Bo'lyş Qiyin", one of the important authors of Uzbek literature, were examined. Uzbek author O'lmas Umarbekov's novel "Ådam Bo'lish Qiyin" was reviewed in four chapters and was the subject of study. In the first part of the study; information about the work subject to the study, the characteristics and importance of the work, the author, the purpose and importance of the study, method, examination, Uzbek Turkish. In the second part of the study; O'lmas Umarbekov's novel "Ådam Bo'lish Qiyin" is reviewed under two titles: vocal features and form features. The third part of the study; translation is written text and cyrillic text. In the fourth part; the dictionary section and attachments index created from the words used in the text. Keywords: Uzbek Turkish, Ådam Bo'lish Qiyin, Volume Features, Format Properties