Morphology (by directions)

Morphology 

Morphology is the morphological structure of a language; 2) knowledge about word forms. In the first sense, it refers to understanding the object, and in the second sense, it refers to the part that teaches the study of that object which is language. It is also divided into 3 main groups: 1) independent word forms; 2) auxiliary words; 3) intermediate words (separately derived words).

Morphology studies word forms, unique grammatical meanings for them, each word having its own grammatical categories, the grammatical forms and meanings that represent these categories, and the mechanisms that express them. Like a language system, its morphology also forms its own system. In turn, the morphological system also consists of its own smaller systems. With the description of their nature, the morphology of language is studied as an organized system.

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Language of education: Uzbek

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