INTERPRETATION OF THE CONCEPT OF DIMINUTIVENESS
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It is known that in world linguistics, the categories that form the emotional form of nouns, in particular, diminutive forms, are one of the relatively understudied issues. Although this area is one of the complex and multifaceted areas of linguistics, requiring an analysis of the meaning expressed in it, emotional-aesthetic loading, and speech connotations, research on this issue has not yet been developed sufficiently deeply and systematically
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