LINGUOAREAL COMPOSITION OF TASHKENT REGION: DISTRIBUTION AND STUDY OF QARLUQ AND KIPCHAK (KURAMA) DIALECTS

This article analyzes the linguo-real units formed in the Tashkent region, in particular, the distribution and linguistic characteristics of dialects belonging to the Karluk and Kipchak (Kurama) groups, their role in cultural and national thinking are highlighted. Based on dialectological and linguo-culturological approaches, the historical, social and cultural layers of the dialects of the Tashkent oasis are studied on a scientific basis.

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/snik6139
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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LINGUOAREAL COMPOSITION OF TASHKENT REGION: DISTRIBUTION AND STUDY OF QARLUQ AND KIPCHAK (KURAMA) DIALECTS

K. K. Nasirova
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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LINGUOAREAL COMPOSITION OF TASHKENT REGION: DISTRIBUTION AND STUDY OF QARLUQ AND KIPCHAK (KURAMA) DIALECTS

K. K. Nasirova
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This article analyzes the linguo-real units formed in the Tashkent region, in particular, the distribution and linguistic characteristics of dialects belonging to the Karluk and Kipchak (Kurama) groups, their role in cultural and national thinking are highlighted. Based on dialectological and linguo-culturological approaches, the historical, social and cultural layers of the dialects of the Tashkent oasis are studied on a scientific basis.

Kimyo International University in Tashkent (UZ)
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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