LINGUO CULTUROLOGICAL FEATURES OF WORDS THAT ENTERED THE UZBEK LANGUAGE FROM INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGE
Keywords:
Indo-European loanwords, Uzbek language, etymology, phonetics, semantic shifts, language contact, cultural assimilation, sociocultural development.Abstract
This article explores the linguistic and cultural characteristics of words borrowed from Indo-European languages into the Uzbek language. Through an analysis of etymology, phonetics, and semantic shifts, this study sheds light on the complex processes of language contact and cultural assimilation. The investigation of Indo-European loanwords enriches our understanding of the historical and sociocultural development of the Uzbek language.
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