THE SYSTEM OF RUSSIAN AND UZBEK ONOMASTIC TERMINOLOGY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Abstract

This article explores the system of onomastic terminology in the Russian and Uzbek languages, examining the structure, sources, and functions of personal and geographical names within each linguistic and cultural context. The study highlights the historical evolution, semantic classification, and methodological aspects of onomastics in both languages. Comparative analysis reveals similarities and differences in formation, usage, and terminological standardization. The research provides insights for linguists, language educators, and lexicographers, emphasizing the role of onomastic terms in language development and intercultural communication.