Philological science

Conclusion
In Uzbek linguistics, a dictionary of words with minimal pairs has not yet been compiled, and the role of such a dictionary in determining the phonological systems of the Uzbek language has not yet been fully explored. In fact, minimal pairs of words (quasiomonyms) and phonological systems are interrelated phenomena: phonological systems belong to the lower level of language, and quasiomonyms belong to the higher (semantic level) of language.
So the quasiomonyms approach the homonymous and paronym phenomenon, which is a semantic phenomenon. The lexical study of these phenomena, and the fact that quasi-homonyms belong to the phonological level of the language, shows the difference between them. Lower level units (phonemes) participate in the formation of higher-level units and make it possible to distinguish the meanings of these words or morphemes. One of the challenges is to compile a dictionary of minimal pairs to better identify the types of such relationships.
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THE ISSUES OF COMPARISON AND INTERPRETATION IN UZBEK AND TURKISH LITERATURE


Dilfuza RASULMUHAMEDOVA


Senior lecturer, Uzbekistan State World Languages University
Abstract
The article devoted to one of the most important topics in modern literary critical study the issues of comparative literature. The work "The Merciful people" (Меҳрибонлар) of the Uzbek writer Alp Jamoll and "The Awakening of conscience" (Бир виждон уйғонур) by the Turkish writer Ahmad Lutfi Kazanchi are analyzed on the basis of the principles of comparative literature analysis.
Ahmad Lutfi Kazanchi is currently working in the Department of Islamic History at the Faculty of Theology of Uludog University in Bursa. Professor. He is the author of more than twenty books (about 30 volumes) on the history of religion, religious issues, and the lives of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and his Companions. He also wrote four other novels.