PATENTED BINDING COMPOUNDS AND THEIR FORMS WITH RAVISH PARTICIPATION
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Ravish, private conjunctive conjuncts, conjunctive templates, phrase, structural-semantic analysis, stable conjuncts, syntax, semantics.Abstract
This article analyzes the linguistic nature, structural-semantic features, and basic patterns of private-connected combinations with ravish participation in Uzbek linguistics. The study examines the degree of participation of adverbs in private unions, the balance between their semantic transparency and stable combinatorial properties, the mechanisms of formation, and the syntactic functions.
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