ISSUES ON THE PHONEMIC STRUCTURE OF MORPHEMES IN MODERN UZBEK LANGUAGE
Keywords:
Uzbek language, linguistics, phonetic structure, morphemes, morphonology, allomorphonemes, agglutinative language, morphAbstract
This article describes the phonemic structure and analysis of morphemes in modern Uzbek. It is known that the phonemic structure of morphemes is one of the least studied issues in modern Uzbek linguistics. The phonemic structure of morphemes leads to phonetic change. The connection of agglutinative morphemes with independent words occurs only in the process of changes in the semantics of syntactic compounds in terms of etymology. These changes include internal inflection, change of stress, complete or partial repetition of the word base, analytical forms in word forms as a means of expressing grammatical meaning. The article also provides examples of the phonemic structure of morphemes by the author.
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