Comparative Analysis of Structural Types of Antonyms

Nargis Yusupova

doi:10.2024/stf17j90

Authors

Nargis Yusupova teacher of SamSIFL Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/stf17j90

Keywords:

prefix, affix, suffix, derivative, compound antonyms, single-root and multi-root antonyms, proper-complex, paired, and compound antonyms are all included in the comparative-typological method

Abstract

The goal of the essay is to demonstrate the lexical-semantic nature of antonyms in Uzbek, taking into account their types with respect to their lexical meaning and structure. Additionally, the typology of Russian, English, and Uzbek antonyms is covered and illustrated with instances.

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