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MORPHOLOGICAL MODELS OF NEOLOGISMS IN UZBEK AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES

Neologism, morphological model, affixation, composition, conversion, abbreviation, borrowing, Uzbek language, Russian language, comparative linguistics.

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This article provides a comparative analysis of the morphological formation of neologisms in the Uzbek and Russian languages.
The study explains the mechanisms of word formation – affixation, composition, conversion, abbreviation, and morphological
adaptation of borrowed units – that are actively shaping new lexical items under the influence of globalization, digital technologies,
and socio-economic processes. It also reveals similarities and differences in the formation of new words based on the agglutinative
structure of Uzbek and the fusional (inflectional) structure of Russian.