CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE OF ADDRESS FORMS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE

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This article examines the conceptual structure of forms of address in the Uzbek language, the essence of address as a concept, and the analysis of its conceptual potential in revealing the cognitive-semantic features of these forms. Some frequently used forms of address in Uzbek social communication are characterized not only through cognitive-semantic analysis but also in terms of their regional specificity

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10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025.18.10/jjkd5106

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