meyorlarning

Meyorlarning is an Uzbek grammatical form that functions as the genitive plural of meyor, a noun meaning standard, criterion, or norm. The term refers to standards or norms that guide quality, safety, performance, or regulatory compliance. In usage, meyorlarning denotes something that belongs to, is defined by, or is governed by the standards, and it is commonly found in formal, technical, or administrative language.

Morphology and usage notes: In Uzbek, meyorlar is the plural of meyor, and adding the genitive suffix ning to the plural yields meyorlarning, meaning “the standards’” or “of the standards.” This form is used to attach a noun to a phrase describing what aspects of the standards are being referenced, such as requirements, changes, or effects. For example, meyorlarning talablar means the requirements of the standards, and meyorlarning o’zgarishi means the change in the standards.

Contexts and examples: Meyorlar and their derivatives appear in discussions of quality assurance, regulatory compliance, and benchmarking. In industry, government, and education, standards provide benchmarks for performance, safety, and interoperability. Discussions of updates or reforms may refer to meyorlarning yangilanishi (the updating of the standards) or meyorlarning ta’minoti (the provision of standards).

See also: meyor, standard, norm, criterion, quality assurance. The term is part of standard Uzbek technical and administrative vocabulary and is commonly encountered in official documents, policy analyses, and compliance-related writing.