SYSTEMIC RELATIONS IN THE VOCABULARY OF MODERN RUSSIAN AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
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This article delves into the fascinating exploration of systemic relations within the vocabularies of two diverse yet interconnected languages - Russian and Uzbek. As both languages have undergone historical, cultural, and linguistic evolutions, understanding the nuances of their systemic relations sheds light on the intricate tapestry of language development. The article aims to analyze and compare the structural and semantic aspects of the vocabularies, highlighting the shared roots, influences, and distinctive features that contribute to the dynamic linguistic landscape.
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