Topshiriqlar

Topshiriqlar is an Uzbek noun meaning tasks, assignments, or instructions given to a person or group. The singular form is topshiriq. The word derives from the verb topshirmoq/topshirish, meaning to hand over or assign. The term is used across education, work, and public administration to refer to obligations that must be completed.

In educational settings, topshiriqlar commonly refer to homework or in-class tasks assigned by teachers. They may include specific instructions, materials, and deadlines, and are often used to assess a student’s understanding and progress.

In the workplace, topshiriqlar denote duties or tasks assigned to employees. They appear in job descriptions, project briefs, and work plans, and are used to organize workflow, assign responsibility, and measure performance through completion and quality of results.

In government or military contexts, topshiriqlar can mean orders or missions given to personnel. Such tasks are typically prioritized, tracked, and audited to ensure compliance and accountability.

Today, the term also appears in digital tools and everyday speech to mean items on a to-do list or project backlog. Common Uzbek synonyms include vazifa (duty, assignment) and majburiyat (obligation), though topshiriqlar emphasizes the actionable task.