Published June 18, 2024
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THE CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS OF LAVENDER OIL IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
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- 1. Teacher of Termez State University
- 2. Student of Termez State University
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This study conducts a thorough contrastive analysis of the terminology associated with Lavender oil in the English and Uzbek languages. By examining the equivalents, semantical meanings, and morphological structures of these terms, the research aims to uncover the linguistic and cultural differences in how Lavender oil is linguistically represented in these two languages. The exploration of the etymology of these terms provides valuable insights into the historical and botanical influences that have shaped the vocabulary related to Lavender oil in English and Uzbek.
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