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This article analyzes the life, scholarly and spiritual heritage, and the mystical-philosophical views of Xuja Abduholiq Gijduvani. The author examines the formation of the Xojagan doctrine founded by Gijduvani, along with its role and significanc...

This research article presents historical data demonstrating that women played a significant role in the socioeconomic, political, and governmental life of various Turkic peoples living in Central Asia, from the pre-Christian era to the Arab conqu...

This article investigates the systemic issues of morphonology and morphophonology within the paradigm of modern Uzbek linguistics. It provides a comprehensive theoretical and empirical analysis of the morphonological transformations that occur at ...

River names, or hydronyms, represent one of the most stable and conservative elements of language, preserving ancient linguistic strata, settlement patterns, and cultural worldviews across millennia. As fundamental geographical features that susta...

This article examines the formation and expansion of learners’ vocabulary in the process of foreign language acquisition, as well as the development of skills for active vocabulary use. Vocabulary is considered not only as the foundation of langua...

Nonverbal communication is a foundational dimension of effective public speaking, yet the specific contribution of facial expressiveness to audience perception remains underexplored. This study investigated how speaker facial expressiveness and sp...

This article investigates the influence of grammatical categories and derivational features on the semantic scope of speech verbs in Uzbek and English within a contrastive linguistics framework. Drawing on a corpus of 1,200 naturally occurring utt...

The Russian language continues to play an important role in engineering and agro-technical education in post-Soviet countries. Despite the global dominance of English, Russian remains a key medium for accessing technical literature, academic resou...

This thesis investigates the conceptual stratification of “yor” — a term signifying beloved, sweetheart — within Uzbek poetic discourse and compares its cognitive-linguocultural representation with how similar core concepts (e.g., heart, beloved) ...

This article presents a comparative analysis of the semantic and linguocultural features of phraseological units containing zoonymic components in the Uzbek and Korean languages. The study reveals the role of zoomorphic expressions in reflecting n...