miqdoriga

Miqdoriga is a grammatical form in Uzbek that is derived from the noun miqdor (quantity) with the possessive suffix -i and the dative suffix -ga. The combination marks a relation to a quantity and is generally translated as “to its quantity” or “to the amount.” It appears mainly in formal or technical language, including economic and statistical contexts.

Morphologically, miqdoriga consists of miqdor + -i (the possessive suffix) + -ga (the dative case suffix). This structure shows reference to or direction toward a quantity rather than serving as a standalone noun. The form is often found in constructions that express dependence on or correspondence with a certain amount.

Usage and meaning, in practice, hinge on common set phrases. The expression miqdoriga qarab means “according to the quantity” or “in proportion to the amount,” and is used to indicate that a rule, price, or plan depends on quantity. Another common form is miqdoriga mos, meaning “appropriate to the quantity” or “in line with the amount.” These usages are frequent in procurement, pricing, and logistics language.

Examples:

- Xizmatlar miqdoriga qarab narxlanadi. (The services are priced according to the quantity.)

- Xaridning miqdoriga qarab chegirma beriladi. (A discount is given based on the quantity.)

- Tarifflar miqdoriga mos belgilanadi. (Tariffs are set in accordance with the amount.)

Miqdoriga is not a separate lexical item but a productive grammatical form used to reference quantity in relation to actions, rules, or measurements. It is common in Uzbek official, economic, and statistical texts, and is typically encountered in phrases with qarab, mos, or other qualifiers that tie procedures to amounts. See also miqdor, qarab, and related case and possessive forms.