"A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE STYLISTIC SYSTEMS OF THE UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES"

This paper compares the stylistic systems of Uzbek and English, focusing on their phonological, morphological, lexical, syntactic, and functional features. Uzbek’s agglutinative structure and oral traditions emphasize repetition and metaphor, while English, with its analytic grammar, highlights irony and lexical variety. Despite differences, both languages use universal stylistic devices, reflecting common patterns of creative language use. The study enhances understanding of language, culture, and stylistic expression.