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THE PROBLEM OF NEOLOGISMS IN LINGUISTICS

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This article describes the problem of neologisms and how some neologisms were coined and the contribution of several world famous writers and scientists to the coinage of neologisms. Neologisms are more than just new words; they are linguistic reflections of cultural, social, and technological changes. By studying them, linguists gain valuable insights into the processes of language evolution, cultural dynamics, and the ever-changing nature of human communication. Neologisms are not merely new words; they are dynamic forces shaping the evolution of language. Their study offers valuable insights into the complexities of human communication, cultural change, and the fascinating ways in which languages adapt and evolve. In addition, the problems of the emergence of neologisms, sources of neologisms, their role and importance in the language are discussed.

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S.Avlaeva

Karshi State University

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# character# period# language# publication# Borrowings# abbreviation# tendency# neologisms# linguists# neologistic boom# Greek# to coin

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https://eroi.uz/11.0228/A1225-0057

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