Stress in the Uzbek language

The article deals with the use of stress in the Uzbek language and its differences from other Turkish languages. Based on the scientific study of stress by leading scholars, views on the study of the words that are pronounced separately are summarized. One of the most controversial issues of prosody (for Turkic languages and, in particular, for Uzbek language) is considered to be stress. However, in Uzbek, there are such words that they may lose their qualitative and quantitative characteristics, even though they are in stressed syllable. In other words, the acoustic and articulatory signs of the vowel within an affix are adapted to the base vowels. It, in turn, affects the accentual and rhythmic character of the word. Many o linguists have found that the intonation as a whole includes melody, tempo of speech, its pitch, pause, timbre, and stress. In the content of the intonation, each component has its own place and feature. It should be noted that the components that make up the stress are relatively independent and their proportion in a word may vary. At the same time, the study of stress both on single words and on those in sentences is also the basis for rational conclusions.

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