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Abstract: This article explores the phenomenon of cultural untranslatability in rendering Shakespeare’s terms of endearment into Uzbek, focusing on “ladybird” in Romeo and Juliet and “nymph” in Hamlet. Although both words have lexical equivalents ...

This research aims to study the biography of Imam al-Hasan ibn Ali al-Atrash and his role in the Islamic East, as one of the prominent figures from the Ahl al-Bayt (the Prophet's family) who contributed to spreading the faith and strengthening Isl...

The Naive Bayes classifier is one of the first and most famous examples of a supervised machine learning algorithm based on the Bayes theorem. Naive Bayes is mainly used for text classification and based on the principles of probability, with cert...

This article is a thorough review of the life and scientific heritage of the outstanding scholar of Khorezm Mahmud Zamakhshari. Zamakhshari, known by the title "Jorullah" (Neighbor of Allah), was an influential Islamic ethicists, lexicographers, a...

Translation studies concentrate on the intricacies of translating meaning and the semantic and grammatical differences between languages. Two separate languages: English and Uzbek differ in every aspect including grammatical structure, order and e...

The concept of rindlik represents one of the most profound and philosophically rich ideas in classical Eastern and Sufi literature, symbolizing a state of spiritual freedom, moral integrity, and divine love. In the works of Alisher Navoi, particul...

The poetry of Halima Khudoyberdieva holds a special place in Uzbek literature as a profound artistic reflection of national identity, spiritual awakening, and maternal devotion. Through the symbolic image of the Mother of Turan, Khudoyberdieva’s v...

This study explores the influence of age and communication platform on syntactic complexity in Uzbek social media discourse, focusing on Telegram and Facebook. Data were collected from 150 participants across five age groups, each contributing app...

Women’s participation in cultural and educational activities serves as a vital factor in the spiritual, moral, and social development of society, reflecting their historical role as transmitters of national traditions and cultural values.This nati...

The article discusses the study of types of educational dictations and methods for their effective use, the determination of their role in the  development of students' written speech, and the development of methodological recommendations. Th...