THE STRUCTURAL AND SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF JARGONS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Abstract
This article explores the structural and semantic aspects of jargons in English and Uzbek languages. Jargon, often used within specific professional or social groups, plays a critical role in communication by providing concise and efficient expression. The paper compares and contrasts the formation, usage, and meaning of jargons in both languages, emphasizing their role in shaping cultural identity and professional communication. The study reveals significant differences in morphological construction and semantic shifts in jargons between English and Uzbek, influenced by sociocultural and linguistic factors.
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