Some Features Of Borrowed Words Of Turkic Origin In The English Language

Hamdamov Ramzjon, Atakhojayev Tohirjon, O’sarova Nilufar, Ishmuhammedova Lobarxon

Abstract


The article discusses the features of Turkic words borrowed by the English language. There is practically no language in the world that does not borrow words from other languages. A particular language enriches the vocabulary by using borrowed concepts, words, phrases, and terms. Borrowings are divided into two types – borrowing using the intermediary language and direct borrowing. The article describes the characteristics of direct and indirect Turkic borrowingss, including from the Uzbek language, and clarifies the inaccuracies given in dictionaries. The semantic analysis of words borrowed from the Uzbek language into English is carried out. It was proved that borrowings from English in Uzbek are mainly carried out through the Russian language, and borrowings from Turkic languages, including Uzbek, in different periods was carried out through the Turkish language.


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