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Table 1
“ИНСОН” МАКРОМАЙДОНИ ТАСНИФИ
Инсоннинг шахси 
(ташқи жиҳати) 
билан боғлиқ се-
мантик майдон 
микромайдонлари
Инсоннинг руҳий 
олами (ички 
жиҳати)ни ифо-
даловчи лексема-
ларнинг семантик 
майдон микромай-
донлари
Инсоннинг инсонлар-
га бўлган муносабати 
(ижтимоий алоқалари)
ни ифодаловчи лексе-
маларнинг семан тик 
майдони
Фан,  техника билан 
боғлиқ микромайдон
gender
consciousness
communicative activities
Microarea of Specific 
Sciences:
race
the senses
labor, work, activity
Microarea of 
mathematics;
nation
cognition
profession
Microarea of physics
citizenship
understanding, 
imagination
agriculture
Microarea of chemistry
appearance               
(body parts)
the idea
cotton growing
Microarea of  biology
family
thinking
light industry
Microarea of geography
relative
memory
heavy industry
Microarea of tecnics
health
pleasant sensations 
textiles
Microarea of economy 
illness
unpleasant sensations 
(antipathy)
transport:
Microarea of medicine
love
the will
a) Mechanical engineering
Microarea of social 
science
household
temperament
b) aircraft construction
Microarea of philosophy
sucking
decency
c) Shipbuilding 
microfinance.
Microarea of linguistics
clothing
talent
folk crafts
Microarea of literature
behavior                
(action, condition)
free
school, education
Microarea of history

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The semantic tagging of a related noun also includes information about the se-
mantic field that can be suffixed in addition to the LMG tags in morphological tags. 
The semantic field attribute function performs the sequence number specified in the 
semantic tag application. Semantic tagging of a related noun: sky  [noun], [type. 
Noun], [an.o.], [o.n.], [4.3.]. The highlighted label is “Space. The spatial state. Fig. 
"Microbe area." 
  physician  [noun], [type] noun], [an.o.], [sh. n.], [profession LMG], 
[11.I.3]. The highlighted label refers to the “occupation” micromanage.
  Some Considerations on the Semantic Wires of the Verbal Phrase. The seman-
tic tags of the verb category are annotations written in addition to morphological tags. 
As the main LMG of the verb in morphological tagging [11]:
1) action verb = [every. f.];
2) speech verb = [speech f.];
3) status verb = [state f.];
4) action verb = [nat. f. f.];
5) Verbal verb = [thinking f.];
6) Lexical-semantic groups such as attitude verb = [attitude f.] 
  Are separated and tags are attached. In addition to this information in seman-
tic touches, these comments can also be made, based on the work done on the verb 
groups.
I.Kuchkortoyev  divides  the  verb  into  the  following  LMG  [Kuchkortoyev  I., 
1969; 77]:
1) the verb to say;
2) verbs of speech: to speak, to pronounce, to applaud, to praise, to explain, to 
prove, to conclude;
3) verbs of expression: to say, to say;
4) Pronunciation verbs: lead, shout, shout, growl;
5) subjective verbs: to cut, to praise, to describe, to defame, to smear, to scold, 
to insult, cursing, cursing, greeting, congratulating;
6) verbs of speech: to order, to encourage, to promote, to call, to invite, to call, 
to urge;
7) symmetric speech verbs.
  Based on this classification, we again divide the speech group in the morpho-
logical labeling into the internal LMG:
1) the verb to say;
2) verbs of speech;
3) verbs of expression;
4) pronunciation verbs;
5) subjective verbs;
6) speech verbs.
  A.Sobirov divides the verb lexeme into the microforma of lexemes that repre-
sent movement, position [Sobirov A., 2001; 95]. They are further subdivided into the 
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1. Topic sets of lexemes common to all living organisms (intermediate media 
space): run, thirst, stop, hold, feed, grow, live, lie down, get sick, lose weight, fat, die.
2. The subject groups of lexical units representing human behavior, speaking,  
thinking, creating, appreciating, explaining, talking, creating, dreaming, looking, lov-
ing.
3. Topic sets of lexemes that characterize the behavior of animals:
(a) Movement of domestic animals, lexemes that characterize the condition:
boast, choke, hang, saddle, fall, crouch, milk, crush;
b) movement of wild animals, lexemes that represent the condition: bite, paw, 
scratch, ripen, winter, attach, claw, crawl, sting.
4. Topic sets of lexemes that express the movement, position of objects, objects:
a) Trees, plant-specific lexemes: sprouts, shoots, shoots, buds, flowering, twigs, 
foliage, rooting, frying, withering, drying;
b) movement of natural objects, lexemes that describe the condition: drowning, 
choking, rotting, rotating, scraping, stirring, flowing, overflowing, greasing, breaking, 
shining, sparkling, sparkling.
  Movement does not end with the properties of the lexemes that represent the 
condition. The lexemes that characterize human behavior and condition can be further 
subdivided into the following subject clusters:
1. Movement of common aspects of human life, theme groups of lexical units 
representing the condition: live, eat, get sick, talk, work, sleep, dream, relax, read.
2. Topic sets of lexemes that characterize the movement of the human body:
1) Lexemes that describe eye movement, position: blink, open, clap, feed, look, 
tear, cry, rejuvenate;
2) lexemes expressing the position of the hand: holding, clasping, scratching, 
punching, clapping, clapping, pinching, drawing;
3)  lexemes  expressing  foot  movement,  position:  jumping,  kicking,  sneezing, 
limping, standing, crippling, climbing, walking;
4) Lexemes expressing language movement, condition: swallow, lick, taste;
5) Lexemia, tooth movement, position: to bite, fill, gnaw, worm, knock;
6) Lexemes expressing lip movement, condition: rust, dry, hum, kiss;
9) Lexemes that describe the behavior of the ear: to move, to stand, to be dumb, 
to be deaf;
10) Lexemia, a condition of the heart, position: beating, cracking;
11) Lexemia, a sign of abdominal movement, positioning: grinding, feeding, 
twisting, twitching, shaking.
  Verbal lexemes, which combine the social aspects of human life, also fall into 
several groups:
1. Vocabulary lexemes: to think, to comprehend,  to understand.
2. Lexemas related to field work: planting, chop, watering, cultivating, weeding, 
harvesting, milling.
3. Technical lexemes: plow, repair, break, break out, get down.
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5. Drinking lexemes: bake, roast, soak, eat, squeeze, chop.
6. Clothes lexemes: wear, sew, pinch, wrap, stitch, cut, iron, staple, clean.
7. Lexemes related to pets: vaccinate, water, milk, feed, plow, sow, saddle.
Also, lexemes, such as beating, flattening, boring, throbbing, wiggling, grasp-
ing, giving birth, letting go, hurting, jerking, stuttering, enjoying, biting, grabbing, 
snapping, groaning are combined into a single subject. Sobirov A. 2001; 120].
The third semantic of lexemes such as call, say, collect, summarize, summon, 
call, lexeme such as vocabulary, affliction, nostalgia, nudge, stroke, apply, befriend, 
combine, hug, caress can be concentrated in the field [Sobirov A. 2001; 112].
We  prefer  to  give  this  classification  of  LMGs  as  labels  of  semantic  tags,  as 
shown in the appendix. (See Table 1). 
In a separate appendix, the linguistic model is identified by the order number, 
based on these sequence numbers. Semantic tag type of verb word category: ache 
 [f], [must f.], [state f.], [11.I.h], [14.2]. The highlighted label provides infor-
mation on the "micromanage of health" as well as the "LMT, which represents the 
behavior of a person."
There is no need to write separate labels for semantic tags of quality, numeric, 
diamond,  or  imitation  words.  Morphological  tagging  can  also  serve  as  a  semantic 
character for the word LMG.
Reflections on semantic tags in the rhyming word category At the initial touch step
1) time delay = [p. rav.];
2) relocation = [o. rav.];
3) condition deviation = [h. rav.];
4) the degree of deviation = [m.d. rav.];
5) goal motivation = [max. rav.];
6) Reason for cause = [sab. LMGs have been detected. During the semantic tag-
ging stage, we prefer to attach the following comments as tags based on T.Asadov's 
classification of the spiritual group [Asadov T., 2009, 82].
1. HR (HR):
1) HR associated with walking verbs: uninterrupted, shoulder, door-to-door, in-
tensive, side-by-side;
2) HR, combined with speech verbs: friendly, paternal, slow, modest, honest;
3) HR, which is associated with the verbs of thought: quiet, passive, logical, 
obnoxious;
4) HR, which is associated with the verbs of effective activity: radically, poorly, 
in the new, in the image, in the whole.
2. Time slot:
1) the meaning of the starting point of the content of the time: first, first, first, 
first;
2) the meaning of the time duration: always, always, always, always;
3) meaning of time consistency: rings, daily, daily, often, winter and summer, 
day and night;
4) the meaning of the continuity of the content of the time: instantaneous, im-

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mediate, instant, immediate;
5) Periodically, occasionally.
3. Quantity Rate:
1) Strength of strengthening: again, abundance, tricks, completely, absolutely, 
well, completely;
2) irritating rash: hardly, barely, slightly, partially, flax;
3) Normative level: sufficient, adequate, sufficient.
T. Asadov does not differentiate the place, reason, and objectives of the LMG. 
We also found it necessary to divide the positions, causes, and targets into the LMG 
by dividing the status, time, and degree ratios into the LMG.