SEMANTIC SCOPE OF CERTAIN WORDS IN THE “BOBURNOMA”

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This article analyzes the semantic scope of certain words in the text of Boburnoma from a diachronic perspective and substantiates that studying lexical richness from a historical viewpoint is closely connected with the history of the people. The comparative analysis reveals that some words have preserved their form and meaning, while others have undergone partial changes and continue to exist in the modern language and its dialects. It is also shown that semantic processes such as semantic expansion and narrowing in the work have developed in accordance with the internal laws of language.

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10.52773/tsuull.conf.2026./ismk9826

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