farqlari

Farqlari is an Uzbek noun meaning "the differences" or "the distinctions" between two or more things. It is the plural form of farq (difference) and is used to refer to the distinguishing features, contrasts, or variances among items, concepts, or phenomena. The term reflects the broader linguistic heritage of Uzbek, with roots in the Arabic farq, transmitted through Persian and Turkic languages.

In linguistic and educational contexts, farqlari are used to frame comparisons and contrasts. They identify what makes items stand apart, for example differences in pronunciation, meaning, or function between two words, or differences between theories or methods. It is common to discuss the farqlari as part of a compare-and-contrast analysis.

In mathematics and data analysis, farq denotes the subtraction or numerical difference between two values; farqlari can refer to the set of pairwise differences among data points or to the differences between groups in a study. Analysts describe the magnitude of farqlari to summarize variation and to assess practical or theoretical significance.

In science, social sciences, and everyday discourse, farqlari serve to distinguish hypotheses, outcomes, or cultural practices. Presenting farqlari requires careful framing to avoid value judgments, focusing on objective distinctions and verifiable evidence.