DERIVATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LINGUISTIC UNITS EXPRESSING RESPECT AND POLITENESS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
This article examines the derivational features of lexical units expressing respect and honor in the English and Uzbek languages.
Using comparative-typological and structural-semantic methods, the study analyses affixation, conversion, compounding and other
word-formation models that produce honorific vocabulary in both languages. The findings reveal that while universal derivational
tendencies exist, each language reflects its own cultural, historical and social values through specific morphological and lexical
patterns. The article contributes to contrastive linguistics, sociolinguistics and language pedagogy.
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