General Lexocal Layer for The Slangs of Samarkand

Three articles discuss words common to the Surkhandarya Karluk and Kipchak dialects and to Turkic languages. The original Uzbek words that form the basis of the Uzbek language also form the basis of other dialects, Surkhandarya Karluk and Kipchak dialects. It is reported that such words, with some phonetic differences, are also common to other related Turkic languages.

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International Journal Of Literature And Languages
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.37547/ijll/volume05issue05-16
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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General Lexocal Layer for The Slangs of Samarkand

Eshankulov Dilmurod Khurramovich
International Journal Of Literature And Languages
Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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General Lexocal Layer for The Slangs of Samarkand

Eshankulov Dilmurod Khurramovich
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Three articles discuss words common to the Surkhandarya Karluk and Kipchak dialects and to Turkic languages. The original Uzbek words that form the basis of the Uzbek language also form the basis of other dialects, Surkhandarya Karluk and Kipchak dialects. It is reported that such words, with some phonetic differences, are also common to other related Turkic languages.

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