Comparative Typological Classification of Applied Art Terminology: The Case of English and Uzbek
Keywords:
applied art, terminology, comparative linguistics, typology, Uzbek language, English language, word formation.Abstract
This article examines the comparative typological classification of applied art terminology in English and Uzbek. The study analyzes terminological units according to their semantic, structural, etymological, and functional characteristics. By comparing the linguistic mechanisms used in both languages, the research highlights similarities and differences in word formation, borrowing processes, and cultural specificity within applied art vocabulary. The findings demonstrate that Uzbek terminology largely relies on affixation and historical lexical layers, while English tends to employ compound structures and internationally standardized terms.
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