Grammatical homonyms in modern karakalpak language
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Karakalpak language, Homonyms, Grammatical Homonyms, Word formation, Grammatical meaningAbstract
The concepts grammatical homonyms , which are interpreted in linguistic as quite difficult and specific, have been investigated in this paper. In this study, I tried to identify all grammatical homonyms in the Karakalpak language. When identifying them, I studied all words in dictionaries and lexical and grammatical homonyms in the homonyms dictionary.As the result, the existing scientific opinions about these problems have been shown. It shows that in the process of communication homonyms sometimes lead to confusion and misunderstanding. In conclusion, I would like to note that when teaching grammatical homonyms of the Karakalpak language in the educational process, their correct development is of particular importance, correct understanding of the structure of the language. Since, as mentioned above, grammatical homonyms are a language phenomenon with a high frequency of use in the language.
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