STRUCTURAL AND SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF ERGONYMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Keywords:
ergonym, structural analysis, semantic featuresAbstract
This research focuses on the structural and semantic analysis of ergonyms in English and Uzbek languages. Ergonyms are proper names of enterprises, institutions, and organizations. The study investigates the formation models, linguistic components, and semantic features of ergonyms in both languages. It also compares the cultural and linguistic peculiarities that influence ergonym formation. The research aims to identify structural similarities and differences, analyze the meanings conveyed by ergonyms, and examine their linguistic functions. By conducting a comparative study, the work seeks to contribute to onomastic studies and provide a deeper understanding of ergonyms as a linguistic phenomenon in English and Uzbek. The findings are expected to be valuable for linguists, language learners, and scholars interested in onomastics.
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