THE USE OF DIFFERENT WORDS IN THE EPIC POEM "YUSIP-ZILIYKHA"

The current Karakalpak language has gone through stages of development and formation. During these periods, other Turkic peoples, who were born there, also had contact with other non-Turkic peoples. As a result, words from the languages of other peoples were borrowed into our native language. In our article, we will talk about the borrowed words in the vocabulary of the epic.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14232038
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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THE USE OF DIFFERENT WORDS IN THE EPIC POEM "YUSIP-ZILIYKHA"

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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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THE USE OF DIFFERENT WORDS IN THE EPIC POEM "YUSIP-ZILIYKHA"

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Abstract

The current Karakalpak language has gone through stages of development and formation. During these periods, other Turkic peoples, who were born there, also had contact with other non-Turkic peoples. As a result, words from the languages of other peoples were borrowed into our native language. In our article, we will talk about the borrowed words in the vocabulary of the epic.

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