Тамаддун нури Volume 1 Issue 64 (2025) · pp. 378-382
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THEATRE TERMINOLOGY IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
Ibodullaeva, Dinora, Ибодуллаева, Динора, Ibodullayeva, Dinora
Abstract
This study examines the differences and similarities in theatre terminology between the Uzbek and English languages. By analyzing historical, linguistic, and cultural influences on theatre-related lexicon, the research highlights unique and shared aspects of both terminologies. The study employs a comparative linguistic approach, identifying etymological origins, semantic shifts, and borrowings. The findings suggest that while English theatre terminology is heavily influenced by Latin and Greek roots, Uzbek theatre lexicon is shaped by Persian, Arabic, and Russian linguistic traditions. This contrast underscores the cultural and historical interactions that have shaped theatrical discourse in both languages.
theatre terminology, Uzbek language, English language, comparative linguistics, cultural influence, actor, stage, analyse, terminosystem.театральная терминология, узбекский язык, английский язык, сравнительная лингвистика, культурное влияние, актер, сцена, анализ, терминосистема.
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