TRADITIONAL LEXICAN IN THE SURKHANDARYA KARLUK DIALECTS: WORDS DEFINING KINSHIP AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

. This article discusses the words used in the Surkhandarya Karluk dialects to denote relatives and household items. The terms of blood kinship in Turkic languages and their study are discussed. The meanings of such words in the dialects are explained. Their pronunciation in the dialects is also analyzed comparatively.

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/eced1317
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TRADITIONAL LEXICAN IN THE SURKHANDARYA KARLUK DIALECTS: WORDS DEFINING KINSHIP AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Dilmurod Eshanqulov
Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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TRADITIONAL LEXICAN IN THE SURKHANDARYA KARLUK DIALECTS: WORDS DEFINING KINSHIP AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Dilmurod Eshanqulov
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. This article discusses the words used in the Surkhandarya Karluk dialects to denote relatives and household items. The terms of blood kinship in Turkic languages and their study are discussed. The meanings of such words in the dialects are explained. Their pronunciation in the dialects is also analyzed comparatively.

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