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August 11, 2025American Journal Of Philological Sciences0 citations

The Study of Onomastic Units in Uzbek Linguistics and Their Degree of Significance in Literary Works

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HRHamroyeva Maftuna Rasulovna

Key Points

  • Onomastic units significantly enhance the stylistic and lexical diversity of Uzbek literary texts, shaping cultural identity and expression.
  • The article reviews anthroponyms as essential components of the onomastic system, providing context and meaning in literary narratives.
  • A detailed analysis reveals the interconnection of onomastic units and their contributions to effective communication within the Uzbek language.
  • The findings highlight the crucial role of Uzbek linguists and writers in establishing linguistic norms through literary works.

Abstract

As a means of communication for the Uzbek people, the Uzbek language continues to fulfill a social function even today. This, in turn, serves to ensure comprehensive communication among members of the nation. The onomastic system of the Uzbek language is a vast, multifaceted linguistic phenomenon rich in content, with its components intricately interconnected. The study of onomastic units found in literary texts is one of the pressing issues in linguistics. In this regard, it is important to analyze the lexical-semantic and stylistic features of anthroponyms used in literary texts. Furthermore, the contribution of Uzbek linguists, writers, and poets to the current development of the Uzbek language is invaluable. Thanks to their efforts, strict linguistic norms are established in many areas of the Uzbek language, and examples of linguistic usage in communication processes are provided. This article discusses the role of onomastic units used in the style of literary works written in the Uzbek literary language. It examines the semantic types and distinctive features of such units.

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Hamroyeva Maftuna Rasulovna (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a35eeb0a429f7973328064https://doi.org/10.37547/ajps/volume05issue06-76
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