Study of the gradual relations in differentiation of substance and attributive meanings in the english and uzbek languages
Metadatos
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Universidad de Granada
Materia
Substance (or substantive) meaning Attributive meaning Graduonymy Gradual serie (line, row) Lexical differentiation Morphological demarcation Syntactical discrimination Language Picture of the World (LPW) Language consciousness Microfield Macrofield
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2023-05-27Referencia bibliográfica
Shirinova Nilufar, Shirinova Nargiza, Radjabov Nosir (2023). Study Of The Gradual Relations In Differentiation Of Substance And Attributive Meanings In The English And Uzbek Languages. Journal for Educators, Teachers and Trainers, Vol. 14(3). 504- 512. [DOI: 10.47750/jett.2023.14.03.061]
Resumen
Introduction. The issue of the demarcation of substance and attributiveness meanings in the English
and Uzbek languages in a gradual way is studied in the article. Graduonymy, as a type of general
linguistic phenomenon, serves as the main method for the manifestation of substantive and
attributive meanings in different structures of the systems of English and Uzbek languages.
Research methods. Logical analizing and synthesizing, linguistic analyzing, comparative method,
constructive method, synchronic classification method,graduonymy, and others are applied to have
a complete linguistic research on the given issue. Graduonymic approach is opted as the main
method of the linguistic analysis of the meanings of substance and attribute in the lexical and
grammatical systems.
Results and discussion. Differentiation of substance and attributive meanings in the English and
Uzbek languages appears in a gradual (levelled) way as a formal way of language consciousness.
Although substance and attributiveness, which aresynthetic (syncrete, diffusive) in reality, semi-
discrete (as concepts of substance and attributiveness) in human consciousness, and analytic
(discrete) in the language system, are realised in both English and Uzbek languages in the forms of
gradual series (rows, lines). Obviously, there are some lexical, morphological and syntactical
methods of the demarcation between substantive and attributive meanings in the languages that
bear particular similarities and differences between the ways of manifestation of these language
meanings in English and Uzbek. It relates to the linguistic ontology (vocabulary range, lexical
peculiarities of semantics and derivation, morphological and syntactic construction) of these
languages. The specific discussion of these issues by the method of graduonymy on the examples of
language materials and linguistic datain the English and Uzbek languages is given in the work.
Conclusion. The research of the discrimination of substance and attributive meanings in the systems
of the English and Uzbek languages gives possibilities to ensure the theory about the presence of
gradual relations on the stage of language consciousness.A clear comprehension of such principles
can determine the solvation to many controversial moments that arise not only in local (national),
but also in general linguistics due to the fact that the demarcation in subject and attributive
meanings in particular language units occur in levelledforms.