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| Open Access | THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS WORDS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE
Khakimov Dilshodbek Yuldashevich , Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature named after Alisher Navoi, teacher of the Department of Uzbek LinguisticsAbstract
This article examines the significance of religious vocabulary in the Uzbek language, highlighting its historical roots, cultural relevance, and linguistic impact. It discusses the incorporation of Arabic and Persian terms following the introduction of Islam, how these words reflect cultural values and beliefs, and their continued relevance in contemporary society. The study emphasizes that religious words not only enrich the language but also serve as a vital link to Uzbekistan's cultural identity.
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Uzbek language, Religious terminology, Linguistic influence, Cultural identity, Language development.
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