Тамаддун нури Volume 7 Issue 70 (2025) · pp. 89-92

A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SEMANTIC AND GRAMMATICAL VALENCY CONCEPTS IN TURKIC THESAURI (Case Study of Uzbek, Turkish, and Tatar Languages)

Babajanova, Lobar

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Abstract

This article is devoted to the comparative analysis of semantic and grammatical valency concepts in Uzbek, Turkish, and Tatar languages. The study employs comparative-analytical approach methods, examining the conceptualization of valency in digital lexicographic sources and its practical application. The analysis results demonstrate that semantic valency in Turkic thesauri is well-developed; however, significant differences exist in the description of grammatical valency.

semantic valency, grammatical valency, Turkic languages, thesaurus, computational lexicography, WordNetсемантическая валентность, грамматическая валентность, тюркские языки, тезаурус, компьютерная лексикография, WordNet.

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Babajanova, Lobar (2025). A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SEMANTIC AND GRAMMATICAL VALENCY CONCEPTS IN TURKIC THESAURI (Case Study of Uzbek, Turkish, and Tatar Languages). Тамаддун нури, 7(70), 89-92.
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Babajanova, Lobar A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SEMANTIC AND GRAMMATICAL VALENCY CONCEPTS IN TURKIC THESAURI (Case Study of Uzbek, Turkish, and Tatar Languages) // Тамаддун нури. 2025. Т. 7. № 70. С. 89-92.
BibTeX 
@article{lobar2025,
  author  = {Babajanova, Lobar},
  title   = {A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SEMANTIC AND GRAMMATICAL VALENCY CONCEPTS IN TURKIC THESAURI (Case Study of Uzbek, Turkish, and Tatar Languages)},
  journal = {Тамаддун нури},
  year    = {2025},
  volume  = {7},
  number  = {70},
  pages   = {89-92}
}
RIS 
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PY  - 2025
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