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EPRA International Journal of Environmental Economics Commerce and Educational Management
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THE TURKIC-MONGOLIC LEXICAL PARALLELS AND LEXEMES FROM OTHER LANGUAGES IN THE OLD UZBEK LITERARY TRANSLATION OF “ZAFARNOMA”

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 26 Feb 2025 English Publisher:EPRA JOURNALSJournal:EPRA International Journal of Environmental Economics, Commerce and Educational Management (issn: 2348-814X, Copyright policy )
Authors: null Primov Azamat Iskandarovich;

doi: 10.36713/epra20381

THE TURKIC-MONGOLIC LEXICAL PARALLELS AND LEXEMES FROM OTHER LANGUAGES IN THE OLD UZBEK LITERARY TRANSLATION OF “ZAFARNOMA”

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The article discusses the genealogical characteristics and distinctive usage aspects of Turkic-Mongolic lexical parallels and lexemes from other languages found in the Old Uzbek translation of Zafarnoma, originally written in Persian by Sharafuddin Ali Yazdi in 1424–1425 (Hijri) and translated into Old Uzbek by Muhammad Ali ibn Darvesh Ali al-Bukhari in 1519. KEY WORDS: Sharafuddin Ali Yazdi, Zafarnoma lexicon, Old Uzbek literary language, linguistic stratigraphy, lexical layers, genealogical analysis, Turkic-Mongolic lexical parallels, Chinese loanwords, Indian loanwords.

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