DIALECTISMS IN TOGAY MURAD'S "ONE CANNOT DIE IN THIS WORLD"

This article discusses the dialectal features in the work of the unique talent Togay Murod “You Can't Die in This World”. A number of excellent works of the writer, such as “The Stars Burn Forever”, “The Fields Left by My Father”, “You Can't Die in This World”, are among the masterpieces of Uzbek literature. This article discusses the dialectalisms used in the work and their types

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/tbaz4928
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Turkey's Politics and Society
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DIALECTISMS IN TOGAY MURAD'S "ONE CANNOT DIE IN THIS WORLD"

Gulcharos Yusupova
Turkey's Politics and Society
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DIALECTISMS IN TOGAY MURAD'S "ONE CANNOT DIE IN THIS WORLD"

Gulcharos Yusupova
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This article discusses the dialectal features in the work of the unique talent Togay Murod “You Can't Die in This World”. A number of excellent works of the writer, such as “The Stars Burn Forever”, “The Fields Left by My Father”, “You Can't Die in This World”, are among the masterpieces of Uzbek literature. This article discusses the dialectalisms used in the work and their types

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