This article analyzes the structure of ergonyms and the specific application of the term "ergonym" concerning particular linguistic materials, using examples from the city of Karshi. The study substantiates the necessity of understanding ergonyms in both broad and narrow senses. Additionally, the article clarifies the functions of the structural components of ergonyms.
On The Structural Composition of Ergonyms
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Ergonym
ergonomics
functional
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