Turkish In the Oguz Dialects of Bukhara Relation of Lexical Units to Other Turkish Languages and Dialects
Keywords:
dialect, historical etymology of words, lexical layers, comparison, synonymous series.Abstract
This article explains the use of the Turkic words in the Bukhara Uguz dialects and compares the Turkic words with other Uzbek dialects and the languages of the Turkic language family . There is written the historical etymology of words, lexical layers , comparison, synonymous lines and some features of the vocabulary of the region .
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