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ETHNO-CULTURAL BASES OF ANTHROPONYMS OF TURKIC PEOPLE

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11 October 2024
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Association-Institute for English Language and American Studies (AIELAS)

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Anthroponyms encode information about the historical and social position of a particular ethnic group. In addition, the anthroponyms of the Uzbek people are tools containing incomparable information from a linguocultural point of view. This article emphasizes the importance of studying anthroponyms of Turkic peoples in the principles of interdisciplinary communication, the role of ethnocultural factors in anthroponyms, and the appearance of names in literary texts

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This paper was published in Anglisticum - Journal of the Association for Anglo-American Studies, Macedonia.

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