Qator
Qator is a term found in several Turkic languages, most commonly Uzbek, where it denotes a line, row, or sequence of items. In everyday use, qator describes a horizontal arrangement: a queue of people, a row of seats, or a line of objects aligned in a single dimension. The concept is general and spans contexts such as text, tables, and physical ordering, reflecting an ordered progression from one position to the next.
In linguistic and textual contexts, a qator can refer to a line of writing or a row
Grammatical notes commonly found with qator include plural and possessive forms used in sentences, as speakers
The term may appear in related Turkic languages with similar meanings, reflecting a shared cultural emphasis