Tekshiruvchi

Tekshiruvchi is a noun in Uzbek that denotes a person who checks, verifies, or inspects. The term is derived from the verb tekshirmoq, meaning to check or verify, with the agent noun suffix -uvchi, which forms occupational roles. In Uzbek usage, tekshiruvchi can refer to someone who performs inspection, verification, or quality control tasks in various contexts.

In official and professional contexts, tekshiruvchi describes individuals responsible for inspecting processes, goods, documents, or safety and compliance standards. Common examples include quality control inspectors in manufacturing, health or sanitation inspectors, and customs or regulatory inspectors. Tekshiruvlar are also used in internal audits, risk assessments, and adherence checks within organizations or government bodies. The role emphasizes identifying irregularities, reporting findings, and recommending corrective actions.

The term is versatile and can extend to different fields. In journalism or media, a tekshiruvchi may be a fact-checker who verifies information before publication. In everyday language, the word can be used more broadly to refer to anyone who verifies details or ensures accuracy in a given task or procedure. Related terms include tekshirish (to check/verify) and tekshiruv (inspection or verification), which help describe the broader activity or process surrounding the work of a tekshiruvchi.

See also: tekshirish, tekshiruv, nazorat.