Zien Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities ISSN NO: 2769-996X
https://zienjournals.com Date of Publication: 18-03-2022
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A Bi-Monthly, Peer Reviewed International Journal [59]
Volume 6
example, semantics and motivation of anthroponyms, scientific principles of classification of anthroponyms,
narrative study of anthroponyms with
sister and unrelated languages, principles of chronology of
anthroponyms, Uzbek historical anthroponymy, various
methods of anthroponyms, especially socio-
linguistic, national-cultural,
issues of ethnic approach, explanatory requirements of anthroponyms,
lexicographic requirements and principles of compiling spelling dictionaries, study of anthroponyms in the
language of historical written monuments, problems of creating
anthroponymy of Uzbek language, etc.
There are no such problems facing Uzbek onomastics, including Uzbek anthroponymy, and no
comprehensive study summarizing the achievements in the study of famous nouns in the Uzbek language.
However, almost 60 years of development of Uzbek onomastics can provide enough information for such a
work.
Well-known nominee A.V. Superanskaya, describing the famous nouns representing the surrounding
real and noreal (imaginary) objects under the concept of onomastic scale (onomastic complex), cited 19
types of famous nouns that are part of this complex. The Azerbaijani linguist AM Gurbanov considers that
one of the special sections of lexicology in the book "Muazis Azerbaijani zdebi tili" is "onomalokiya"
(onomastics) and calls onomastic units "onomastic units". ,
thinks about toponyms, hydronyms, zoonyms,
cos monyms, ktematonyms. He also commented on these onomastic sections in his other works4. Of course,
the author's definition of the types and boundaries of the names that make up the onomastic unit is incorrect
and does not cover all aspects of the nickname. All research on onomastics also deals with anthroponyms.
Anthroponym is an original Greek word, and anthro is adam + onim, meaning
famous nouns given to
people. In Uzbek, this term is replaced by such terms as name, person name, human names, person names.
The following onomastic devices, which are the names of people in the Uzbek language, are units of Uzbek
anthroponymy: 1. Names - names given to a specific person. 2. Nicknames. 3. Nicknames. 4. In Uzbek,
naming a person using past forms of naming ("daughter", "son"). 5. Using Arabic forms of naming a person
by restoring the name of his past ancestors (“ibn”, “binni”). 6. Russian surnames and patronymics officially
adopted by force in the 20s and 30s of the last century. The above are anthroponymic units and are studied
by Uzbek anthroponymy.
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