Great Teacher, Department of Uzbek language, Kokand State Pedagogical Institute, Uzbekistan
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Online published on 1 May, 2021.
This article discusses the changes in the khanate period, the Soviet period and the years of independence of some of the existing oykonims in Kokand, the basis of their naming. Some of the evidence to prove this was lost during Soviet rule. Thanks to independence, we have the opportunity to restore them, ”he said of Karshi, and today we can easily say the same for Kokand. The current state of the Uzbek language is a continuation of the common language used by our ancestors, as well as a common process that is passed on to future generations. In particular, if we pay attention to the toponyms of the valley, we see that a unique toponymic system has been formed within the whole species.
Toponyms, Oikonyms, Etymology, Historical Names, Street Names, Neighborhood Names