Author: Muxamatova, Dilbar Xayot qizi

Annotation: This article investigates morphosyntactic and semantic changes in the Bukhara Uzbek dialect resulting from Uzbek-Tajik bilingualism, using Lars Johanson's Code-Copying Framework. Through typology and contact linguistics methodologies, the study analyzes the transfer of grammatical models and structural copies from Tajik into the Uzbek dialect (global, selective-combinatorial, and semantic copying). The findings demonstrate that Tajik grammatical patterns have deeply influenced izafat structures, analytic subordinate clauses, auxiliary verb aspectual systems, and negation markers in Bukhara Uzbek.

Keywords: contact linguistics, Bukhara Uzbek dialect, Lars Johanson, Code-Copying Framework, global copying, selective copying, morphosyntax, semantic copying.

Pages in journal: 387 - 392