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Vol. 2 No. 01 (2026)

THE FORMATION AND SEMANTIC EVOLUTION OF THE TERM “BANKROT” BORROWED FROM GERMAN INTO UZBEK

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Published 2026-01-18
  • Sabirov Asror Abdullayevich
Sabirov Asror Abdullayevich
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Bankrott, semantic evolution, terminology, political and economic discourse, economic and legal domain, explanatory and etymological dictionaries, debtor, mediation, loss of reputation, historical roots, expression, expressive features, semantic core, metaphorical potential

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Asror Abdullayevich, S. (2026). THE FORMATION AND SEMANTIC EVOLUTION OF THE TERM “BANKROT” BORROWED FROM GERMAN INTO UZBEK. Advances in Science and Humanities, 2(01), 11-14. https://doi.org/10.70728/human.v02.i01.003
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Abstract

The etymology, semantic evolution, and functional characteristics of the political and economic term "bankrot" (Bankrott), which was adopted from German into Uzbek, are all examined in this article. Semantic and etymological dictionaries in German, Russian, and Uzbek are used in systematic comparative research that forms the basis of the analysis. Both the term's primary (financial-legal) and secondary (political, social, and moral) figurative meanings are identified in the study. The results have significant implications for translation theory, terminology research, and comparative linguistics..

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