This article examines the nomenclature of family groups in the text of “Boburnoma” through linguo-cultural and ethnolinguistic frameworks. We examine how concepts of kinship emerged, what role they play in culture and history, and how language and intelligence are connected. The terminology of family groups used in the text shows what the social and cultural structure, practices, and values were like during the time of Babur.

Baburnoma, tribal kinship, linguo-culturology

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