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June 3, 2026SCIENCE TIME0 citationsOpen Access

Suffix Correspondence Between English and Uzbek: A Systematic Approach

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PNPardayev Takhir Nurmamatovich

Key Points

  • The aim is to systematize English suffixes and identify their suitable Uzbek correspondences using a contrastive approach.
  • Analyzed functional and semantic characteristics of English suffixes.
  • Identified types of correspondence: direct, partial, and zero.
  • Applied a contrastive linguistic framework.
  • Demonstrated that suffix translation requires contextual analysis due to typological differences.
  • Found major types of correspondence that enhance understanding of language translation.
  • Indicated that direct formal equivalence is often insufficient.

Abstract

This article investigates the problems of systematizing English suffixes and selecting their appropriate Uzbek correspondences within a contrastive linguistic framework. The study analyzes the functional and semantic characteristics of English suffixes and identifies major types of correspondence between English and Uzbek, including direct, partial, and zero correspondence. The findings demonstrate that due to typological differences between the two languages, suffix translation requires contextual and functional analysis rather than direct formal equivalence.

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Pardayev Takhir Nurmamatovich (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc3a6dee9eb8c0dce52c9https://doi.org/10.66345/stj.v4i1.4789
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