WORD FORMATION AND COMPOSITIONAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK HOUSEHOLD TERMINOLOGY

This scientific article explores the word formation and compositional features of English and Uzbek household terminology. The study aims to investigate the structural characteristics and linguistic processes involved in the creation and usage of terms related to household objects and activities in both languages. By analyzing the morphological patterns, derivational processes, and compositional strategies employed in English and Uzbek, this research provides insights into the lexical creativity and cultural influences shaping household terminology. The findings reveal similarities and differences in the formation and composition of household terms, highlighting the linguistic diversity and cultural nuances embedded within these languages. This study contributes to the field of linguistics and fosters a better understanding of the lexical evolution and cultural aspects related to household terminology.