Qoidalarga

Qoidalarga is a grammatical form in Uzbek that represents the dative plural of the noun qoidalar, meaning rules or guidelines, combined with the dative suffix -ga to yield the sense “to the rules.” In usage, qoidalarga functions as the indirect object or target of an action related to rules, rather than as the subject or the mere subject of a statement.

In ordinary Uzbek, qoidalarga is commonly found with verbs that express compliance or adherence. The most typical construction is qoidalarga rioya qilish, meaning “to comply with the rules.” Another common pairing is qoidalarga amal qilish, roughly “to act in accordance with the rules.” Examples include: Talabalar qoidalarga rioya qilishlari kerak (Students must comply with the rules) and Biz qoidalarga amal qilamiz (We will act in accordance with the rules).

Context and nuances: qoidalarga emphasizes direction toward rules and their observance, and it appears across formal, educational, and civic discourse, including regulations, guidelines, and codes of conduct. Its use helps to specify what is being complied with or followed. In more general terms, the phrase can contrast with other case forms of qoidalar, such as qaliba to indicate the rule itself (subject or object) rather than the target of obedience.

See also: qoida or qoidalar (the rule or rules), rioya qilish (to observe/obey), amal qilish (to act in accordance with). Grammar notes: qoidalarga is a case-marked noun form and should pair with appropriate verbs that require an object referring to rules.