From The Manifestation of Speech to Universality (Morphology), From Fundamental Nature to Practical Application (Syntax)
Keywords:
morphology, comparative studies, affixation, suffix, syntaxAbstract
The article examines how parts of speech are classified in French and Uzbek
languages from a comparative standpoint. While In French verbal inflection, the stems
convey lexical meaning, while the inflectional suffixes trigger functional information based
on morphosyntactic features, Uzbek classification primarily considers the logical-semantic
features of words due to the absence of inflections in the language. Our study delved into the
morphological breakdown and processing of inflectional suffixes using visual lexical
decision tasks.
References
Kavilova Tamara. On Linguistic Aspects of Translation. Word and Language, 1971, 260
doi:10.1515/9783110873269.260.
Kavilova, Laura A Q U I L I N A. “THE CASE OF PREFIXATION IN UZBEK AND
FRENCH NEOLOGISMS.” PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES AND TEACHING
METHODS, 2023.
Madrakhimov I. On the issue of the composition of lexemes in the Uzbek language.//
Uzbek language and literature. 2002. No. 4, p. 29–32.
Mengliev B.R. Modern Uzbek literary language. – Karshi, 2004
Nematov H. Tajalli Sufism Theory of Knowledge and Issues of Syntax Study in
Linguistics. "Uzbek language and literature", 1993, issue 2.
Rodenko A.V. Comparative analysis of nominal parts of speech of the Russian and Uzbek
languages // Slavic languages: systemic descriptive and sociocultural aspects of research:
collection. scientific tr. : at 2 o'clock / editor's note. : L. A. Goduiko [etc.]; under general
ed. O. B. Transition. – Brest: BrGU, 2014.- Part 1. - 288 p.
