COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK COMPOUND WORDS
Keywords:
compounding, word formations, linguistic, classification, plural nouns, similarities and differences.Abstract
This study aims to compare and analyze compound words in English and Uzbek by examining their structural, morphological, and semantic features. It explores the patterns of word formation in both languages and identifies key similarities and differences. The research highlights how compound words function within each linguistic system, contributing to a better understanding of their usage and classification.
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