Methods of Formation of Cardiology Terminology in English and Their Functional Characteristics

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Ushbu maqolada kardiologiyaga oid terminlarning yasalish usullari va xususiyatlari muhokama qilingan. Bunda ingliz tilidagi manba’lardan olingan terminlar misol keltirilgan. Shuningdek kardiologiyaga oid terminlarning shakllanishida lotin va grek tillari elementlarining o‘rni muhimligi belgilangan.

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Tibbiyotga oid terminlar, kardiologiyaga oid terminlar, suffikslar, affikslar, terminlarning yasalish usullari, Tibbiyotga oid terminlar, kardiologiyaga oid terminlar, suffikslar, affikslar, terminlarning yasalish usullari

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