FORMAL-STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF TERMINOLOGY RELATED TO RELIGIOUS WORKERS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
terminology, religious workers, formal analysis, structural analysis, Uzbek language, morphology, semantics, linguistic evolutionAbstract
This article explores the formal and structural characteristics of terminology associated with religious workers in contemporary Uzbek society. Through a linguistic lens, it examines the origin, evolution, and morphological structures of relevant terms, highlighting how cultural, religious, and social dynamics influence the formation and transformation of such lexicon. The study draws upon modern sources and linguistic theories to identify the semantic scope and structural patterns of these terms within the Uzbek language.
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