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DOI: The Stage Of Turkism In Russian Language
Musadjanova Gulchekhra Abdumanapovna , Russian Teacher Of Joint Educational Program Of National University Of Uzbekistan Named After Mirzo Ulugbek And Kazan Federal University, UzbekistanAbstract
In this article, we consider the borrowing and spreading of Turkism in Russian language. The authors focus on the reflection of the Turkisms in the Russian language. During the analysis, phonetic, morphological, lexical aspects of Turkism we revealed. The article focuses on the place of Turkism in Russian poetry. The authors come to the conclusion that the study of the Turkisms in Russian is necessary for a more objective understanding of the development and enrichment trends of a particular language.
Keywords
Turkisms, lexemes
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