Study of Proper Nouns in English-Uzbek Language, and their Lexico-Semantic and Structural-Grammaral Structure
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proper nouns, comparative-historical, lexical-grammatical features, linguoculturological aspects, sociolinguistic aspects, structural languagesAbstract
One of the important tasks in general linguistics is the study of the formation and sources of development of nouns in any language system and the structural-grammatical and lexical-grammatical features, the problem of the human factor in their formation. Today, comparing and substantiating the comparative-historical, linguoculturological and sociolinguistic aspects of proper nouns with primary sources, especially in the example of different structural languages, two and three languages, different stages of language development, comparative linguistic analysis of proper nouns in different historical processes and conditions and the use of the anthropocentric paradigm in illuminating the commonalities and differences between them is proving to be effective.
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