COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TOP DRESSING NAMES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK.
Keywords:
Top dressing, English, Uzbek, comparative linguistics, agricultural terminology, naming conventions, semantic analysis, cultural significance.Abstract
This article explores the linguistic and cultural dimensions of top dressing names in English and Uzbek, focusing on their semantic structures, naming conventions, and cultural significance. Top dressings, as agricultural amendments applied to soil or plants, carry names that reflect functionality, composition, or cultural context. The study employs a comparative linguistic approach to analyze the etymology, morphology, and connotations of these names in both languages. By examining a corpus of common top dressing terms, the research highlights similarities and differences in naming patterns, revealing how language reflects agricultural practices and cultural values. The findings contribute to cross-linguistic studies and offer insights for agricultural communication and education in multilingual contexts.
