BADIIY MATNDA NUROTA SHEVASIGA XOS MORFOLOGIK SHAKLLARNING QOʻLLANISHI VA USLUBIY VAZIFASI

10.52773/tsuull.conf.2026.23.05/UPRM5451

Abstract

This article analyzes the use of morphological forms characteristic of the
Nurata dialect in literary texts and their stylistic functions. Based on prose materials, the study
identifies dialectal variants of case affixes, participial and adverbial forms, as well as auxiliary
elements, and examines their functional-semantic features. In particular, the use of affixes that
deviate from the standard literary norm is shown to contribute to the creation of regional coloring,
the individualization of characters’ speech, and the enhancement of the text’s expressiveness.
Furthermore, the role of dialectal morphological units in literary texts and their stylistic load are
interpreted from a linguopoetic perspective.