SINTAGMATIC AND PARADIGMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN LINGUAL UNITS

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Published: Jun 22, 2024
Keywords:
Hierarchical level, syntagmatic, paradigmatic, morphemic, communicative, lexeme, paradigm, root.

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Orifjonova Mushtariybegim Alisher kizi
Uktamova Mohigul Khamidullo kizi

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This article explores the significance of hierarchical levels within language units and their expressive implications. It also examines the hierarchical relationship between levels, language, and speech within the language system, highlighting insights drawn from the principles of paradigmatic and syntagmatic laws.

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Orifjonova, M., & Uktamova, M. (2024). SINTAGMATIC AND PARADIGMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN LINGUAL UNITS. Fergana State University Conference. Retrieved from https://conf.fdu.uz/index.php/conf/article/view/3353
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2024: Language and identity in the digital age: social media, online communication and language use
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Foreign languages

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