#uzbek fashion

[sartorialadventure]

[milkywayrollercoaster]

Garment

Khiva/ Uzbekistan

photo cjmn

[folkfashion]

Uzbek woman, Uzbekistan, by Polina Valieva

[songs-of-the-east]

Uzbek Model

[dashingwishes]

[mattspeak]

Langblr Reactivation Challenge

Week 1, Day 4

Day 4: Create a vocab list for one of the topics you created yesterday, if you want to make more, feel free to make as many as you like! Share your list and reblog other people’s lists. And most importantly, make sure you study these words!

Study-related terms in Uzbek:

Maktab - School

Universitet - University

Kutubxona - Library

Daftar - Notebook

Doklad - Lecture

Kitlob - Book

Ruchka - Pen

Qalam - Pencil

Ta'kidlash vositasi - Highlighter

Lu'gat - Dictionary

Kompyuter - Computer

Savol - Question

O'qimoq - To read

O'ylamoq - To think

Tomosha - To watch

Tadqiq - To research

I finally found an Uzbek-English dictionary! It's been pretty tough finding vocab up until now since most resources for Uzbek seem to be incomplete/limited or just wildly varying in information and quality. I'm glad I finally found something I can refer back to.

Link to the original challenge post

[beyondthisdarkhouse]

Enjoying this new phase of my life where my friends send me coffee-table books about embroidery traditions I'm totally unfamiliar with.

I'm not planning on putting out Uzbek embroidery patterns or anything. I don't know ANY modern Uzbek embroiderers—not sure I'm personally acquainted any crafters from anywhere in Central Asia, actually. The closest I get is trying to follow academic Persian art/textile history researchers on Instagram, which is amazing but also a bit tough when I know basically no Farsi.

I'm also STILL researching Ukrainian embroidery, what, five months later? And I live within reasonable travel distance of multiple Ukrainian cultural festivals, museums preserving Ukrainian material culture, and several local master teachers of the art. This is me on fast mode.

I'm just dealing with the consequences of my obsessive focus on the medieval world, which means I'm trying to catch up on the last 500 years of fashion and textile and cultural history, as fast as my brain will accept new information. Which is less quickly than I would like!

While also spending most of my working time doing a shitton of pattern design, sewing, photography, accounting, and learning how to be a boss to my new assistant. It's. A lot. Everyday I get emails.

Still. *Great* reading material.

[itstokkii]

waitwaitwait. can you imagine. turkuzbek au where uzbek is a celebrity and turkey's a fashion designer.

SHH HEAR ME OUT. he catches her constantly wearing his designs on the latest popular drama series she stars in, and asks her to be his muse. her manager, soojin, sees this as a way to boost uzb's popularity and encourages her to take the opportunity

after that follows lots and lots of paparazzi photos with the two of them just breathing in the same space together lol tabloids are wildin

[newfashionlove]

This girl's name is Alyona Salamatina, she is 19, was born in Moscow. However, in addition to her Russian roots, she also has Georgian, Uzbek, Azerbaijani and Armenian ones. During her short career, she has already walked the catwalks of major brands – for example, at FW’24 fashion week, she participated in the shows of Prada, Dior, Simon Rocha, Moschino, Giambattista Valli and more.

[inaaontheskyways]

Since all my OCs come from different corners of the Spiral and are of varying mythological beings, I decided to compile a list of both their origins and occupations!

(Sidenote: some details about certain worlds! Those in purple belong or were reimagined by me, those in green are just canon worlds renamed by me, and those in red belong to @prince-of-khrysalis and @brewbellwizardry!)

Caelum: Eva (Filipina-Palestinian-Calé/angel; astralmancy/Eden caretaker)

Lemuria:

Kalpana (Nepali/cthulhi; spatiomancy/avatar)

David (Jewish American/lich; chronomancy/conman)

Milagro (Dominican/sylph; thaumaturgy/hoop aerialist)

Heroica:

Vontae (Black American; physical, hero trainee)

Iina (Navajo; mental, fashion major)

Airam (Nicaraguan-American; almighty, freelance hacker)

Binna (Korean-American/A.I.; reality/idol)

Melanie (White American/virus; reality/villain sidekick)

Kamiyah (Black-Ecuadorian; disempowered, street racer)

Empyrea:

Eranuhi (Armenian Lom/pixie; solarmancy/Miracle Mitch's assistant)

İnayət (Azerbaijani/pig; divination/keytarist)

Shushana (Georgian Jewish/alphoi; lunarmancy/singer)

Grizzleheim:

K'ila (Greenlandic Inuit/snow angel; thaumaturgy/martyr)

Greko (Finnish/näkki; privateer/Ironclaws leader)

Cedine (Afro Norwegian; musketeer, Wolf ranger)

Othi (Swedish Romani; swashbuckler, Splithoofs fighter)

Sarai (Danish Jewish; buccaneer, wanderer)

Darkmoor:

Sevastjan (Estonian/werewolf; solarmancy/W.C. Forces guardsman)

Vidas (Lithuanian, vampire bat; thief)

Līga (Latvian/gargoyle; chronomancy/bounty hunter)

Greeta (Estonian; necromancy, Rickoyoto student)

Polaris:

Prokhor (Russian; divination, Ravenwood student)

Hadria (French Algerian, arctic hare; La Révolution lieutenant)

Théane (Monégasque/matagot; conjuration/bartender)

Hilol (Uzbek, courtesan)

Nima (Buryat, half-polar bear; cigarette boy)

Gamassa:

Priscila (Cuban/avialtri; umbramancy/researcher)

Jacinto (Afro Venezuelan/changeling; conjuration/Arcana student)

Roshan (Iranian, half-bunny; ex maiden-in-training)

Yuuto (Japanese/cambion; mysticism/hitman)

Karamelle:

Goldie (Austrian Jewish; conjuration, Ravenwood student)

Elise (Papuan/gnome; theurgy/figure skater)

Aulia (Indonesian, half-raccoon; housespouse)

Rayner (German Turk/elf; lunarmancy/doctor)

Avalon:

Vaino (Welsh Romani; pyromancy, Ravenwood student)

Carmel (Welsh Jewish; necromancy, alchemist)

Meriful (Scottish Romani/anthusiai; necromancy/druid)

Darina (Afro Irish, half-deer; budding writer)

Marleybone:

Sestiva (Irish; necromancy, Ravenwood student)

Zakhi (Afro Scottish; buccaneer, Shatterhands tank)

Trainet (Scottish Romani, mouse; Quarrel Mob moll)

Wysteria:

Bisera (Bulgarian Turk; thaumaturgy, assitant librarian)

Peritz (Jewish Canadian; theurgy, Pigswick student)

Monquista:

Zãne (Basque/aidegatxo; divination/smuggler)

Yeniel (Afro Spanish/anjana; theurgy/healer)

Jamilla (Portuguese Jewish/anjana; mysticism/astrologist)

Cosme (Spanish; stellarmancy, aristocrat)

Wizard City:

Tiena (English Romani; lunarmancy/handyman)

Alura (Black Canadian; conjuration/W.C. Forces artificer)

Epimetej (Bosnian/half-draconian; pyromancy/Ravenwood student)

Coloratura:

Ithal (Irish Romani; sorcery, W.C. Forces knight)

Cherie (Haitian/elf; spatiomancy/concubine)

Zulekha (Lebanese/ghost; chronomancy/ex-concubine)

Kinna (Welsh; pyromancy, head priestess)

Dragonspyre:

Ivan (Serbian; necromancy, Dragonhorn Order knight)

Uana (Romanian; divination, Storm Department major)

Yakov (Bulgarian Jewish; thaumaturgy, Chivalric Forces trainee)

Mateja (Slovenian; pyromancy, Dragonhorn Order knight)

Qendräk (Albanian Ashkali; conjuration, Myth Department major)

Eldra (Croatian Romani; theurgy, Life Department major)

Andrej (Macedonian; sorcery, Balance Department major)

Vitalia:

Ariele (Italian Jewish‐Tunisian/half-guinea pig; dualism/Shatterhands bag-boy)

Lereia (Italian Jewish-Tunisian, porcelain doll; hitch-hiker)

Luretta (Sicilian Moroccan, half-unicorn; Resistance spy)

Valente (Genovese, unicorn; Armada soldier)

Aquila:

Titania (Greek; privateer, Shatterhands 2nd-in-command)

Zinon (Greek/elf; mysticism/wanderer)

Spisene (Greek Romani; divination, Arcadia student)

Taysa (Afro Greek/asteriai; stellarmancy/Arcadia student)

Mirage:

Yousef (Saudi/vampire; thaumaturgy/House of Tabbi captain)

Wafae (Afro-Omani/avialtri; spatiomancy/wanderer)

Ku-aya (Iraqi/udug; umbramancy/Silenus' ward)

Krokotopia:

Meresamun (Nubian; chronomancy, Temple of Balance priestess)

Kreianos (Nubian/half-krok; pyromancy/Medjai commander)

Fibruniyah (Copt/undine; divination/ferrywoman)

Wagguten (Berber; sorcery, Temple of Balance trainee)

Zafaria:

Resego (Tswanan; necromancy, Arcanum researcher)

Umklomelo (Zulu/tikoloshe; necromancy/blacksmith)

Mooshu:

Dechen (Tibetan; theurgy, Ravenwood student)

Choua (Hmong; mysticism, Shatterhands witch)

Nengmei (Chinese/huli jing; pyromancy/bride-to-be)

Zayaa (Mongolian/frog; thaumaturgy/Shangri Baa apprentice)

Rajah:

Fulki (Santhal/guhyaka; conjuration/princess)

Zeenat (Pakistani/genie; miraclism/Fulki's contractor)

Yago:

Luntian (Bisayan/kataw; lunarmancy/babylan)

Liwliwa (Iloco/diwata; stellarmancy/loner)

Wallaru: Jiemba (Wiradjuri/mimih; solarmancy/Didgeri dragon caretaker)

Celestia:

Aroha (Maori/ice construct; thaumaturgy/Ravenwood student)

Fielea (Tongan/swan maiden; astralmancy/Eight Legs agent)

Mikaere (Maori/lunari; spatiomancy/bodyguard)

Skull Island:

Julien (White Caribbean; swashbuckler, Shatterhands captain)

Haydée (Puerto Rican/elf; sorcery/Gravulum Order researcher)

Aviarios:

Daniel (Jewish American; underground fighter)

Lázaro (Cuban-American/cagueiro; lunarmancy/private eye)

Audélia (Jewish American, half-canary; tabloid reporter)

Tiara (Japanese-Chumash, ladybug; aspiring starlet)

Cool Ranch:

Otaktay (Lakota; musketeer, Shatterhands sniper)

Jewel (Black American, half ball-tailed cat; magician)

Basilio (Mexican, coyote; sheriff)

Heyra (Mexican/duende; solarmancy/amateur monstrologist)

Coatlán:

Tlacelel (Nahua/nagual; chronomancy/bounty hunter)

Nayeli (Zapotec/cactus dryad; sorcery/photomancer)

Melodioso:

Odalis (Panamanian/myrmeki; theurgy/bride)

Yasmin (Brazilian/boiúna; sorcery/mercenary)

Painé (Chilean/carbunclo; astralmancy/bard)

El Dorado:

Raymundo (Colombian/solari; solarmancy/prince)

Yadira (Colombian/stellari; stellarmancy/princess)

Khrysalis:

Nona (Assyrian/pyros; stellarmancy/shadow hunter)

Isidora (Guatemalan/squirrel; conjuration/war messenger)

Shay (Irish Jewish/sea slug; pyromancy/code breaker)

InvictaMane: Kem (English Romani/incubus; theurgist/court jester)

[frontproofmedia]

Israil Madrimov: This is my division!

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Published: July 30, 2024

'The Dream' sends warning to Crawford ahead of blockbuster 154lbs World Title showdown

Israil Madrimov  has warned  Terrance Crawford  that he has bitten off more than he can chew ahead of their hugely-anticipated clash for the WBA and WBO interim Super-Welterweight World Titles at the top of this Saturday's unmissable Riyadh Season Card at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, live worldwide on  DAZN PPV .    'The Dream' (10-0-1, 7 KOs) makes the first defence of his WBA crown against the toughest opposition possible after winning the belt in spectacular fashion in his last outing on the undercard of Anthony Joshua's brutal KO win over Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia earlier this year.     The Uzbek star took on Magomed Kurbanov for the vacant title and stopped the Russian in five rounds with a dominant performance to continue his impressive unbeaten run in the paid ranks, following a glittering amateur career.    Pound-for-pound star Crawford is attempting to create even more history as he bids to win a World Title in a fourth weight category after cleaning up at Lightweight, Super-Lightweight and Welterweight, but Madrimov is convinced that he is the man to shock the world and inflict a first career defeat on 'Bud'.    “My dream has always been to fight the best boxers and the pound-for-pound boxers," said  Madrimov . "When I received the news that I would be making my first World Title defence against Terence Crawford I was very happy; let’s go! I am ready all of the time.    “I have always been a fan of Terence Crawford. I like his style. He has great movement. It’s a good style. It is true that he is one of my favourite boxers. There is always a first guy, and I want to be the first guy to beat him and to break all of the records.    "He doesn’t have any weaknesses. I haven’t seen any of those, but I will try to discover some. I am very excited to get this opportunity to make a statement, and I will Inshallah. I’m not Errol Spence Jr. I am Israil Madrimov. This is my division.     "He's moving up in weight. I'm the World Champion here, and I don't think about him. I think about myself and I think about accomplishing my goals and winning this fight. It's a huge honour and opportunity for me to show my skills and I want to win this fight in style. And still!"    Crawford vs. Madrimov tops a blockbuster Los Angeles Riyadh Season Card this weekend, Mexico's  Isaac 'Pitbull' Cruz  (26-2-1, 18 KOs) defends his WBA Super-Lightweight World Title against  Jose Valenzuela  (13-2, 9 KOs), former Unified Heavyweight World Champion  Andy Ruiz Jr.  (35-2, 22 KOs) returns against New York's  Jarrell 'Big Baby' Miller  (26-1-1, 22 KOs), undefeated Heavyweight contender  Jared Anderson  (17-0, 15 KOs) collides with  Martin Bakole  (20-1, 15 KOs) in a an explosive match-up for the NABF and WBO International Titles, Cuba's  David Morrell  (10-0, 9 KOs) defends his WBA Light-Heavyweight World Title against  Radivoje 'Hot Rod' Kalajdzic  (29-2, 21 KOs), Olympic Lightweight Champion  Andy Cruz  (3-0, 1 KO)   continues his 135lbs campaign when he takes on Mexico’s  Antonio Moran  (30-6-1, 21 KOs) with the IBF International and WBA Continental Latin-American Titles on the line, unbeaten Super-Middleweights  Steve Nelson  (19-0, 15 KOs) and  Marcos Ramon Vazquez  (20-0-1, 10 KOs) meet over ten rounds and Saudi Arabian Welterweight talent  Ziyad Almaayouf  (5-0, 1 KO) fights in the US for the first time against Poland's  Michal Bulik  (6-7, 2 KOs).   

(Featured Photo: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing)

[folkfashion]

Uzbek woman, Uzbekistan, Saida Mirziyoeva

[navchetanain]

Career Opportunities After Study MBBS in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan has evolved into a popular educational destination for prospective medical college students, particularly Indian students seeking an excellent opportunity to study MBBS in Uzbekistan. With its internationally recognised clinical training system and advanced healthcare landscape, Uzbekistan provides a promising entryway to diverse career possibilities within the scientific field.

Admission to the MBBS program is fairly competitive, with universities relying on benefit-based total choice tactics. Eligibility criteria include a strong educational record in technological disciplines and a qualifying score on front exams such as NEET. 

MBBS in Uzbekistan: Introduction

The MBBS in Uzbekistan for Indian students usually lasts six years and includes a comprehensive curriculum that integrates academic information with practical medical experience. Students are delivered to numerous scientific sciences. To study MBBS in Uzbekistan, emphasis on hands-on studying guarantees that graduates are nicely prepared with the competencies and capabilities required to flourish in their destiny employment. 

Various Career Opportunities

MBBS graduates from Uzbekistan have diverse professional prospects inside the United States and overseas. The MBBS in Uzbekistan fees are swiftly increasing, developing a sturdy call for ready clinical experts in diverse sectors. Graduates have options for professions in fashionable medicinal drugs, surgical operations, inner medicine, paediatrics, and different fields.

Beyond Uzbekistan, the global enchantment of MBBS degrees earned within the United States opens up opportunities for exercise in surrounding foreign areas and global cooperation. Graduates may be searching for specialisation or take a look at overseas expert institutes, hence growing their expert capability and broadening their expert views.

Advantages of Studying MBBS in Uzbekistan

Indian college students can gain from studying MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) in Uzbekistan in several methods. Here are a few predominant benefits:

Cheap Tuition: 

Compared to many other international locations, studying MBBS in Uzbekistan is affordable. Indian college students with a good budget will find it to be an appealing alternative due to the relatively lower tuition fees.

English-Medium Programs: 

The MBBS is offered in English with the aid of numerous universities in Uzbekistan. This eliminates the want for a linguistic barrier to save Indian students who aren't gifted in different languages from pursuing their medical education. Programs taught in English make certain that students can realise the fabric absolutely and interact with patients in an expert setting.

Internationally Acknowledged Degrees: 

Medical-Bachelor Studies levels from approved Uzbek universities are established internationally. Indian college students can sit for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE), administered by way of the MCI in India, after incomes their diploma to be certified to practice medication there.

High-satisfactory Medical Education: 

The best medical university in Uzbekistan provides outstanding medical training. International medical businesses of the Medical Council of India (MCI) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have mentioned those universities. To guarantee that students achieve radical clinical training, the curriculum is created through worldwide requirements.

Modern Facilities and Infrastructure: 

The top medical universities in Uzbekistan are equipped with modern-day scientific centres, nicely-stocked labs, and modern infrastructure. This works for students to obtain hands-on instruction and practical revel in whilst reading medication.

Internships: 

Clinical rotations and internships in related hospitals are widely available through clinical universities in Uzbekistan. By doing this, students can enhance their clinical knowledge and abilities even as actual-world revel under the supervision of seasoned medical examiners.

Security and Safety: 

Uzbekistan has a popularity for having each. Without too much personal protection, Indian students may concentrate on their studies and sense security about their well-being.

International Exposure: 

Indian college students can revel in life overseas even by studying MBBS in Uzbekistan. They get the possibility to interact with students from diverse international locations, gain an understanding of various customs, and cultivate a global outlook. Students' horizons may be multiplied, and this publicity can boost their profession and personal development.

Universities in Uzbekistan for studying MBBS

It is always advisable to check the university's recognition and accreditation with the Medical Council of India (MCI) or other relevant authorities to establish the validity and appropriateness of medical education. 

Here is a list of universities for studying MBBS in Uzbekistan for Indian students:

Tashkent Medical Academy

Samarkand State Medical Institute

Andijan State Medical Institute.

Namangan State University, Medical Faculty

Fergana State University, Medical Faculty

Karshi State University, Medical Faculty

Termez State University, Medical Faculty

Bukhara State Medical Institute

Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute

Urgench State University’s Medical Faculty

How Indian students can take admission for MBBS in Uzbekistan

Indian students interested in applying to MBBS programs in Uzbekistan can generally take the following actions:

Research and Choose a University: 

Specify official Uzbek universities offering MBBS packages by conducting in-depth research. Estimating factors inclusive of the university's status, accreditation, curriculum, preparation language, fee of attendance, and living costs. Select a university that fits your needs and tastes.

Examine Eligibility Requirements: 

Go over the requirements established by using the university you need to use. Ensure you fulfil all conditions academically, together with the grades wished in pertinent guides like physics, chemistry, and biology. Qualifying outcomes on entrance assessments, which include the National Eligibility and Entrance Test, or NEET in India, may also be required with the aid of certain faculties.

Required Documents: 

Assemble all of the paperwork required for the software process. Academic transcripts, a present-day passport, a beginning certificate, passport-sized pix, proof of medical health insurance, and a duplicate of the college's utility shape are generally among them. A declaration of motive is essential for some universities.

Apply to the University: 

Follow the instructions on the university's website to ship to your utility. Typically, this involves finishing the application, supplying the vital supporting documentation, and, if vital, paying the application charge. For an unbroken application technique, adhere to the college's guidelines.

Obtain Offer Letter and Acceptance: 

Upon exam of your software, the college will ship you a suggestion letter if you are time-honoured and meet its standards. Go over and understand the terms and situations said inside the provided letter with splendid care. If you need to accept the provide, confirm your acceptance by following the college's instructions.

Acquire a Student Visa: 

To take a look at MBBS in Uzbekistan for Indian students after accepting the offer, you must follow for a pupil visa. To study more about the requirements, documentation wanted, and the utility method for a visa, get in contact with the Uzbek Embassy or Consulate in India. To permit processing time, make sure you follow the visa nicely earlier.

The MBBS in Uzbekistan gives Indian students an outstanding threat to begin a worthwhile profession in medicinal drugs. Students have a sturdy foundation for achievement inside the clinical industry thanks to the kingdom's across the world acclaimed educational system, varied job opportunities, and global partnerships. Indian students can open up a global of opportunities and mould their clinical journey toward success through clinical publications in different countries, which includes MBBS in Kazakhstan, MBBS in Uzbekistan, and plenty of extras.

[namangantourism]

"Namangan Unveils a Symphony of Colors and Traditions: The 63rd International Flowers Festival Awaits Your Arrival!"

In the heart of Uzbekistan's Ferghana Valley, Namangan is poised to enchant the world once again with the upcoming 63rd International Flowers Festival, a celebration that transcends the ordinary, weaving together the beauty of nature and the richness of cultural heritage. Set to unfold from May to June, this year's festival promises to be an immersive experience, embracing visitors with the allure of art, nature, and cultural diversity.

The Blossoming City: Namangan's Nature and Heritage Known for its breathtaking landscapes and cultural treasures, Namangan has risen to global prominence, and the International Flowers Festival has played a pivotal role in this acclaim. An annual spectacle that has grown in stature, the festival is a harmonious blend of natural splendor and cultural traditions, beckoning visitors from around the globe to witness the unique fusion of art, nature, and culture that defines Namangan.

Floral Symphony: Nature's Canvas Unveiled Taking center stage in May and June, the festival transforms Namangan's streets and parks into vibrant canvases adorned with a kaleidoscope of colors. Carefully curated displays showcase the most exquisite and rare plant species from around the world, offering a visual feast for attendees. From delicate blooms to elusive species, every corner of the festival beckons exploration.

Artistry in Bloom: Z.M. Bobur Park's Living Masterpieces Witness the city come alive as skilled local artisans craft intricate floral arrangements at Z.M. Bobur Park and various public spaces. Employing techniques ranging from weaving to sculpting, these masterpieces not only captivate with their beauty but also narrate tales of traditional Uzbek motifs – from the national bird to iconic carpet designs.

Cultural Extravaganza: Beyond Blooms The festival extends beyond the visual splendor of flowers, inviting attendees to delve into the rich cultural tapestry of Namangan. Traditional music and dance performances, a lively parade featuring flower-adorned cars and people, a gastronomic journey through local cuisine, and hands-on workshops highlighting traditional crafts immerse visitors in the vibrant traditions of the region.

Symphony Under the Stars: The National Symphony Orchestra's Open-Air Concert As the sun sets, the festival takes a musical turn with the "under the open sky" concert program by the National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan. Led by Chief Conductor Alibek Kabdurakhmanov, this open-air symphony promises to serenade the night with enchanting melodies, adding a cultural crescendo to the festivities.

Children's Wonderland: Shows and Exhibitions for the Young Minds A special treat awaits the younger audience, with various shows and exhibitions tailored for kids. From magical performances to educational exhibits, the festival ensures that every child experiences the wonder of Namangan's cultural and natural wonders.

Craftsmanship Unveiled: Exhibitions and Fashion Show Week Delve into the world of artisanal craftsmanship with handcraft exhibitions that showcase the region's traditional arts. Additionally, Fashion Show Week adds a modern flair to the festival, featuring the intersection of contemporary fashion and traditional Uzbek aesthetics.

As Namangan prepares to host the 63rd International Flowers Festival, the stage is set for a mesmerizing celebration of nature and culture. This event is not just a showcase; it's an invitation to join in the jubilation, to explore the intricate details of Namangan's natural garden, and to revel in the creativity, traditions, and unity that define this extraordinary city. The success of the festival is a testament to the dedication of organizers, participants, and volunteers, and as we eagerly anticipate this international event, we invite the world to share in the splendor of Namangan's beauty.