WORD GROUPS WITH HIGH FREQUENCY IN DOSTAN TEXTS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15907302Keywords:
Uzbek epics, word groups, frequency analysis, corpus linguistics, lexical-semantic analysis, stylistic features, epic language, morphology, poetic structure.Abstract
Word classes with high frequency in Uzbek epic texts have been extensively studied using lexical-semantic, statistical and stylistic analysis methods of linguistics. This article analyzes the frequency distribution of word classes, their role in the text structure, semantic groups and stylistic features based on the texts of such important epics as “Alpomish”, “Gorog‘li”, “Kuntug‘mish” and “Ravshan”. The study uses modern corpus linguistics methods and automatic word class detection algorithms. The results show the dominance of nouns, verbs and adjectives in epics, as well as their context-dependent functions and influence on poetic structure. The study serves to provide a deeper understanding of the lexical richness, linguistic features and their cultural and morphological significance of Uzbek epics.
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