COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PARTONOMY IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Haydarov Anvar Askarovich; Shamsullayeva Dildora Sunnatullo qizi

Authors

Haydarov Anvar Askarovich Author
Shamsullayeva Dildora Sunnatullo qizi Author

Abstract

This article analyzes the role of partonomic relations within the language system, their lexical-semantic characteristics, and theoretical perspectives on part-whole structures as a linguistic universal. The research identifies partonomic relations based on the lexical corpus of the Uzbek language, classifies them through experimental analysis, and conducts a comparative study of their linguistic features. Furthermore, the unique characteristics, similarities, and differences between the partonomic systems of both languages are examined with illustrative examples.

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