Ishlaydigan

Ishlaydigan is a term of Uzbek origin that translates to "working" or "functional" in English. It is commonly used to describe an object, device, or system that is in operational condition and performing its intended task. The word can be applied in various contexts, from describing a piece of machinery that is running smoothly to a plan that is being implemented effectively.

In everyday Uzbek language, saying something is "ishlaydigan" implies that it is not broken, out of order, or merely decorative. It signifies utility and readiness for use. For example, a broken-down car would be described as "ishlamaydigan" (not working), while a car that is running well would be "ishlaydigan". Similarly, a software program that is bug-free and performing its functions is considered "ishlaydigan".

The concept of "ishlaydigan" is fundamental to discussions about reliability and practicality in Uzbek culture. It emphasizes the importance of things being in a state where they can fulfill their purpose. This applies to both tangible items and abstract concepts like processes or policies. The term conveys a sense of competence and operational effectiveness.