Shartlarda

Shartlarda is an Uzbek term meaning “in the conditions” or “under the terms.” It is the locative plural form of the noun shart (condition), created by adding the plural suffix -lar and the locative suffix -da, yielding shartlarda. The expression is used to indicate the set of conditions under which something occurs or is stated.

Origin and grammar: The stem shart comes from Turkic roots with cognates in other languages such as Turkish şart. In Uzbek, the suffixes -lar mark plurality and -da marks a locative context, so shartlarda literally means “in the conditions.” As a noun phrase in the locative plural, it can introduce or reference the specific requirements relevant to a statement, contract, or procedure.

Usage: Shartlarda is commonly employed in legal, administrative, academic, and everyday Uzbek when discussing requirements or terms. It appears in sentences that describe obligations, deadlines, or rules that apply under a given set of conditions. Examples:

- Shartlarda belgilangan talablar bajarilishi shart.

- Ushbu loyiha shartlarda ko’rsatilgan muddat ichida bajarilishi kerak.

- Shartlarda aytib o‘tilgan hollarda qo‘shimcha ma’lumot taqdim etiladi.

Related terms: The word is closely related to shart (condition), shartlar (conditions), and shartnoma (contract). The phrase shartlar and its locative forms often appear in official documents, guidelines, and academic discussions to specify the framework governing a particular activity.