togirlash

Togirlash is an Uzbek verb meaning to correct, rectify, or adjust. It is formed from tog‘ri, meaning correct or straight, and the suffix -lash, which conveys a process or change. The term is used to describe bringing something into conformity with a standard, removing errors, or realigning components or ideas.

In everyday language, togirlash covers correcting mistakes in writing or speech, revising plans, and aligning procedures with requirements. In editing and publishing, the word commonly denotes proofreading and correcting text to meet quality standards. In technical and mechanical contexts, togirlash can refer to calibration, adjustment, or fine-tuning of equipment and instruments. In software development, it is used for fixing bugs, patching code, and making improvements to ensure correct functionality. The sense of the word often implies restoring accuracy or proper alignment rather than merely repairing damage.

Togirlash is closely related to other Uzbek terms such as tuzatish (repair or correction), sozlash (adjustment or tuning), and kalibratsiya (calibration). While there is overlap, tuzatish tends to emphasize repair, and kalibratsiya specifies precise measurement-based adjustment. Togirlash emphasizes bringing something into correctness or standard, whether in language, data, machinery, or procedures. See also: kalibratsiya, tuzatish, sozlash.