How to say it in Uzbek

How to say “Eid Mubarak” in Uzbek

Quick answer

Hayit muborak!

ha-YIT mu-bo-RAK · “Eid Mubarak”

Uzbek calls Eid hayit. Hayit muborak! or Hayitingiz muborak boʻlsin! is what people say on both Eids.

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Ways to say it

Uzbek	Pronunciation	Meaning	When
Hayit muborak!	ha-YIT mu-bo-RAK	Eid Mubarak!	Short.
Hayitingiz muborak boʻlsin!	ha-yi-tin-GIZ mu-bo-RAK boʻl-SIN	May your Eid be blessed!	Polite, complete.
Ramazon hayiti	ra-ma-ZON ha-yi-TI	Eid al-Fitr	At the end of Ramadan.
Qurbon hayiti	qur-BON ha-yi-TI	Eid al-Adha

Capital letters mark the stressed syllable. Uzbek stress usually falls on the last syllable.

What it literally means

Blessed Eid.

What people say back

Sizga ham (siz-GA HAM): “To you too”.

In a real exchange

You: Hayitingiz muborak boʻlsin!
May your Eid be blessed!
Neighbour: Rahmat, sizga ham muborak boʻlsin!
Thank you, may it be blessed for you too!

Good to know

Both Eids are public holidays in Uzbekistan.
People visit relatives and neighbours, and tables are laid for anyone who drops in.
During Ramadan the evening meal is iftorlik; Roʻza muborak is the greeting for the fast.

Questions

How do you say “Eid Mubarak” in Uzbek?

Hayit muborak!, pronounced ha-YIT mu-bo-RAK. Uzbek calls Eid hayit. Hayit muborak! or Hayitingiz muborak boʻlsin! is what people say on both Eids.

What do you reply to “Hayit muborak!”?

Sizga ham (siz-GA HAM), which means “To you too”.

What does “Hayit muborak!” literally mean?

Blessed Eid.

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