The history of word borrowing process in the uzbek and english languages

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It should be noted that while the general historical causes of borrowing from different 
languages have been examined with a great degree of thoroughness, it is still possible to 
examine the purely linguistic reason for borrowing. Thenumber and extent of borrowings 
depend not only onthe historical circumstances, the type and the period of the contacts, but 
also genetic and structural proximity of the languages in question. 
Conclusion
The article should be concluded with the following statements: 
1. In general, the words which entered and assimilated into other language are called 
assimilated words. 
2. The Uzbek language has mostly been influenced by Persian, Tajik and Russian languages 
so far. 
3. The English language has the impact of Latin, French and Old Norse languages. 
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3) Haugen, E. (1950). The Analysis of Linguistic Borrowing. In Language 2, 26. 
Washington: Linguistic Society of America. 
4) Durkin, Ph. (2014). Borrowed Words: A History of Loanwords in English.
5) Oxford: Oxford University Press.