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This article analyzes the specific aspects of the conversion phenomenon in the Uzbek language. The study covers in detail semantic hierarchy of converted words, their internal structural model, and the process of integrative meaning formation. During the analysis, the article focuses on the semantic relationship of the conversions, that is, the first is determinative, and the second form is the main (semantic center) function. As a result, their ability to create a new lexical meaning as a semantic unit is emphasized as the main conclusion.
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