Standartlariga

Standartlariga is a form in Uzbek that relates to the word standard (standart). It is built from the noun standart with the plural ending -lar, a possessive element corresponding to “their” (i), and the dative case ending -ga. The result, standartlariga, can be translated roughly as “to their standards” or, in context, “in accordance with their standards.” This form is commonly used when referring to the standards held by a person, organization, country, or regulatory body.

In usage, standartlariga appears in phrases about conformity, compliance, or adherence. Verbs such as mos kelmoq (to conform to), amal qilmoq or rioya qilmoq (to follow or observe) frequently accompany it. For example: “Mahsulotimiz standartlariga mos keladi” meaning “Our product complies with the standards.” Another example might be “Ular standartlariga rioya qilish majburiyatiga ega” meaning “They are obliged to follow their standards.” The construction helps specify which set of standards is being referenced, whether those of an international body, a national regulator, or an organizational policy.

Standards and standardization, in turn, aim to ensure safety, reliability, interoperability, and quality across products and services. International bodies such as ISO (and regional standards organizations) develop standards that countries and companies may adopt or adapt. The phrase standartlariga thus appears in technical, regulatory, and contractual texts to indicate alignment with specified criteria or requirements.