ABOUT THE LEVEL GROUPS OF OFFENSIVE WORDS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE

This article analyzes the superficial grouping of inventive words, which are considered a poorly studied but socially and emotionally significant part of the Uzbek language lexicon. In the study, the levels of manifestation of offensive vocabulary are divided into: communicative-stylistic (speech and jargon), semantic-denotative (focused on human character, appearance or origin) and socio-expressive (weak, moderate and strictly taboo) levels. The article also highlights the pragmatic function of such words in texts and communication, as well as their connection to the criteria of cultural harmony in society. The results of the research serve to enrich the theoretical knowledge of the Uzbek language in the areas of lexicology, pragmalinguistics and linguoculturology.