Sarhisob

Sarhisob is a term in Uzbek that denotes a concise report or accounting statement, with meanings differing by context. In general language, it refers to a brief summary or abstract of a longer text, such as a book, article, or lecture. It is used in education, journalism, and administration to present core ideas and conclusions in a compact form, sometimes accompanying a longer work.

In a financial or administrative context, sarhisob describes a report that presents the results of accounting or an evaluation. This can include a summary of income and expenses, assets and liabilities, or a recap of program outcomes. Such statements are used for internal review, external reporting, audits, or decision making, and may be issued periodically (for example monthly or quarterly) or as needed for a specific matter.

Usage notes: Sarhisob is common in formal Uzbek writing. Verbs derived from it include sarhisob berish (to provide a summary) and sarhisob qilmoq (to summarize or to balance accounts). The exact form and content depend on context, legal framework, and organizational conventions.

See also: hisobot (report); hisob (account).