Qiymatlar

Qiymatlar is the Uzbek term for values or worth. The word is used across disciplines and in everyday language to refer to numerical quantities, monetary worth, or abstract principles such as ethics and culture.

In mathematics and the sciences, qiymatlar denote numerical values: quantities assigned to variables, measurements, or constants. Examples include the value of x = 5, the constant pi, or a temperature value of 23°C. In data contexts, a value is the specific data item stored in a variable or a database field.

In economics and commerce, qiymat often means value or price. It can describe the monetary worth of a good, the price set in a market, or the intrinsic value of an asset. Distinctions are drawn among market value, intrinsic value, and exchange value.

In ethics and culture, qiymatlar refer to moral or cultural principles considered important by a society, such as honesty, responsibility, or respect. Value systems shape norms and decision-making.

In linguistics and information technology, qiymatlar convey meaning or data content: a word’s semantic value, or the data value stored in a program variable or database field.

The term’s exact meaning depends on context, but it consistently conveys notions of worth, magnitude, or importance.