tartiblar

Tartiblar is a term in Uzbek that refers to order, arrangement, and the set of rules or procedures that govern how activities are organized and conducted. The word is the plural form of tartib, and it is used to describe both abstract concepts of order and concrete objects such as documents that codify behavior. In everyday language, tartiblar can denote social order, etiquette, and discipline, as well as the sequence of steps in a process.

In formal contexts, tartiblar commonly mean official regulations, guidelines, and procedures established by institutions, governments, schools, or workplaces. They specify permitted actions, responsibilities, and the order in which tasks should be performed. Compliance with tartiblar is typically expected to maintain consistency, safety, and fairness.

Common phrases include tartib qoidalari (rules and regulations), ish tartibi (work procedure), and mijozlar uchun tartiblar (protocols for customers). Related adjectives include tartibli (orderly, disciplined) and tartibsiz (disorderly). The expression tartib bo‘yicha means 'according to the rules' or 'in order', and tartibga solmoq means 'to regulate' or 'to organize'.

Etymologically, tartib is a core Uzbek term connected with order and arrangement, with tartiblar as its plural form used across many domains, from law and administration to education and daily life. The concept emphasizes consistency, predictability, and structured conduct.