SIRDARYO VILOYATIDAGI ANDIJON SHEVALARINING FONETIK MORFOLOGIK XUSUSIYATLARI

10.52773/tsuull.conf.2026.23.05/BCYN9206

Abstract

This article examines the phonetic and morphological features of the dialects
spoken in the villages of Syrdarya region, within the framework of areal linguistics. The study
reveals phonetic reductions, sound alternations, variations in morphological suffixes, and the
richness of synonymic layers in these dialects. These phenomena demonstrate the continuous
interaction between Karluk and Kipchak dialects, as well as the influence of Kazakh and Kyrgyz
languages. The results contribute to a deeper understanding of Uzbek dialectology and serve as
valuable material for areal linguistic studies