OʻZBEK VA INGLIZ TILLARIDA LAQABLARNING TARQALISH OMILLARI

Shahodat Xusin qizi Xusinova

Komparativistika · 2025-yil

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Anthroponyms are undoubtedly present in the lexical wealth of all languages, helping to distinguish individuals and express their unique characteristics.Nicknames, a type of anthroponym, reflect the national values of the people who use them and the relationships between ethnic groups.The formation and spread of nicknames, alongside the process of language development over centuries, can be traced back to ancient times.This article analyzes the factors contributing to the distribution of nicknames in Uzbek and English languages based on a comparative-theoretical approach.The research aims to identify cultural, social, and historical determinants influencing the formation and popularization of nicknames.The methodology employs comparative-typological, historical-descriptive, discursive-pragmatic, and onomastic methods of analysis.Results indicate that both languages exhibit similarities in occupational, regional, and mediatization factors.Differences are observed in the numerical predominance of clan and tribe-based nicknames in the Uzbek language, while in English, nicknames formed under the influence of political media are more common.Additionally, the phenomenon of self-designated nicknames spreading in the internet environment is highlighted as a contemporary trend.The article emphasizes that nicknames remain a stable means of cultural identification and social navigation, maintaining functional adaptability even in the context of the global information space.

Maqola ma’lumotlari
MualliflarShahodat Xusin qizi Xusinova
JurnalKomparativistika
Nashr sanasi2025-11-26
Jild2
Son8
DOI10.64964/comp.2025.0154

DOI: 10.64964/comp.2025.0154 · Maqolaning asl sahifasi · PDF

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