IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING URBAN PLANNING TERMS IN LINGUISTICS

Yo’ldosheva Muyassar Xojiakbar qizi

Authors

Yo’ldosheva Muyassar Xojiakbar qizi 2nd course of Master’s degree at Uzbekistan State World Languages University, Linguistics: English; Assistant teacher at Uzbekistan State World Languages University

Keywords:

terminology, term, Uzbek language, borrowed words.

Abstract

Terminology is primary part of every language vocabulary. Terminology is constantly evolving and creating new terms. Each language has multiple systems of terms within its vocabulary. Describing the distinction between term and word can be challenging, as opinions may vary on their precise definitions. Nonetheless, Here given some definitions for terms and terminology and their formation in Uzbek language to clarify the key features of these two concepts.Definitions for urban planning terms also given in this article

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