Royxatga

Royxatga is a grammatical form of the Uzbek noun ro'yxat, meaning a list, register, or roster. The suffix -ga marks direction or destination, so royxatga is used to indicate that an action is directed toward adding someone or something to a list or register. In practice, royxatga appears in common administrative and legal phrases such as ro'yxatga olish, ro'yxatga kiritish, and ro'yxatga yozish.

The core concepts associated with royxatga revolve around enrollment and recording. Ro'yxatga olish means to register or enroll; ro'yxatga kiritish means to enter into the register; ro'yxatga yozish means to record in the list. These expressions are widely used in government, education, employment, and civil procedures, where individuals or items are formally logged for official records. Royxatga can also occur in older or formal Uzbek texts as part of compound predicates describing inclusion in a roster or census.

Usage and context: Royxatga is primarily found in formal or semi-formal language. It appears in sentences about administrative processing, such as enrollment into a program, entry into a registry, or inclusion in a census. For example, statements like “Talabalar ro'yxatga olishga topshirildi” or “Shaxslar ro'yxatga yozildi” illustrate typical usage. The term is distinct from the base noun ro'yxat, which refers to the list itself rather than the act of entering into it.

See also: ro'yxat, ro'yxatdan chiqish, ro'yxatdan o'tkazish.