PHONOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS AMONG THE LANGUAGES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5I2Y2025N52Keywords:
morphonology, phonology, morphology, morphonological alternations, English, Uzbek, Russian, typological analysis.Abstract
This study investigates the interaction of phonological and morphological systems in English, Uzbek, and Russian through a comparative lens. It examines key morphonological alternations across these typologically distinct languages, uncovering both shared strategies and unique patterns that enrich our understanding of linguistic systems.
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