DOI
https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-3701-vol2-iss1/S-pp549-552Kalit so‘zlar
antroponimlar , shaxsiy ismlar , strukturaviy-semantik xususiyatlar , madaniy jihatlar , ingliz tili , o'zbek tili , lingvistik elementlar , morfologik komponent , etimologiya , tarixiy rivojlanish , an'analarni nomlash , oilani nomlash shakllari , ismlarning ahamiyatiAnnotasiya
Antroponimlar yoki shaxs ismlari jamiyatning tarkibiy-semantik va madaniy xususiyatlarini aks ettiruvchi til va madaniyatning muhim qismidir. Ushbu maqola ingliz va o‘zbek tillaridagi antroponimlarning tarkibiy-semantik va madaniy jihatlarini tahlil qilishga qaratilgan. Antroponimlarning tarkibiy-semantik xususiyatlari shaxs nomlarini tashkil etuvchi lisoniy elementlar va ma’nolarni bildiradi. Bunga ismlarning shakllanishi va talqin qilinishiga hissa qo'shadigan prefikslar, qo'shimchalar va boshqa morfologik komponentlardan foydalanish kiradi. Bundan tashqari, maqolada ikkala tildagi antroponimlarning tarkibiy-semantik xususiyatlarini tushunish uchun ularning etimologiyasi va tarixiy rivojlanishi o‘rganiladi
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