Standartlarga

Standartlarga is Uzbek, meaning “to standards” or “for standards.” It is the dative plural form of the noun standartlar (standards). In Uzbek, the suffix -lar marks plurality, and -ga marks the dative or goal case; together, -larga attaches to the plural stem to indicate an indirect object related to standards. The corresponding singular forms are standartga (to a standard) and standartlar (standards).

Usage: Standartlarga is common in technical, regulatory, and industrial language. It appears after verbs that express obligation or conformity, such as rioya qilish (to comply) or mos kelmoq (to conform). Examples: Standartlarga rioya qilish zarur. Mahsulotlar standartlarga mos kelishi kerak. These constructions show how the indirect object relates to the standards being referenced.

Origin and scope: The term standart is a loanword in Uzbek, widely used in technical vocabulary. It likely entered Uzbek through Turkish or Russian influence and refers to formal specifications or requirements used to ensure quality, safety, and interoperability. Standartlarga, as a form, is used in contexts that involve applying, evaluating, or referring to these specifications.

See also: Standards, quality management, ISO standards.