SEMANTIC PROXIMITY OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK DIALECTAL VOCABULARY
Keywords:
dialectal vocabulary, semantics, semantic proximity, English dialects, Uzbek dialects, regional lexicon, linguistic comparison, functional meaningAbstract
This thesis investigates the semantic proximity of English and Uzbek dialectal vocabulary and highlights their functional similarities and differences in regional communication. The study analyzes dialectal words and expressions from both languages through semantic and comparative approaches. The research demonstrates that dialectal units reflect national culture, social environment, and historical development of language communities.
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