THE ROLE OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN ENRICHING UZBEK VOCABULARY WITH THE HELP OF BORROWED WORDS AND THE TRANSLATION OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS

Uzbek and Russian languages: differences Apart from the fact that one language is Turkic and the other is Slavic, there are other differences.: According to the morphological classification, both languages belong to languages with affixes. "Russian" is inflectional, while Uzbek is agglutinative (which means "gluing" in Latin). What does it mean? It turns out that in the Uzbek language, each individual morphological meaning of a word is expressed by a separate affix, and the affixes are added to the base in a certain sequence (if there are several of them). As a result, each word is quite simply sorted into "spare parts".