This article is devoted to the linguistic research and classification of ergonims in the Uzbek language. The article talks about the term ergonim and the scientific name ergonimics based on it, the classification of onomastic units, the place, description and classification of the micro-scale of ergonims, the analysis of research conducted in the field in world linguistics. 

As a result of the development of international contacts at all levels and due to their increasing intensity, translation activity in all its varieties has acquired an unprecedented scope. Scientific and technological progress, covering all new areas of life, international cooperation in various fields, the expected population explosion, and other important phenomena of civilization lead to an unprecedented development of various kinds of contacts, both between states and between multilingual societies of people. Under these conditions, the role of translation as a means of serving the socio-political, economic, scientific, cultural, aesthetic and other relations of peoples is extremely growing.

This article examines the theme of corruption in contemporary Nigerian poetry through a qualitative content analysis of selected poems. The study sample comprises poems that explicitly address the theme of corruption in Nigerian society. The research design involves a close reading of the poems to identify the different poetic devices used to address the theme of corruption, as well as any recurring themes and motifs in the poems. The findings of the content analysis reveal that contemporary Nigerian poets use various poetic devices, including satire and metaphor, to express their frustration with the level of corruption in Nigerian society and to call for change. The article concludes with a discussion of the implications of the findings and the significance of the theme of corruption in contemporary Nigerian poetry. This study highlights the role of poetry as a medium for social critique and adds to the ongoing discourse on corruption in Nigeria.

In the works of Alisher Navoi, a great writer of words, Turkish words are widely used, as well as words adapted from Arabic to Turkish. This article talks about Arabisms and its place of use in the writer's "Nasayimu-l-Muhabbat" book.

It is well known that adjectives are words that represent symbols of living things and events. Colorful adjectives tend to shoot. The fire properties in them give rise to semantic diversity and driving meanings. In the ancient Turkic language, colorful attributes have semantic meaning. The article examines the scope of the colorful attributes used in the ancient Turkic languages, as well as the linguistic and artistic aesthetics of adjectives.

The modern development of society, the globalization and integration of world systems in various spheres of human life and activity, and the transition to a market economy in Uzbekistan are placing increasingly high demands on the formation of professionals as mature specialists in their field. The emerging professional competition brought about several changes in the personal qualities of informatics teachers and society's demands for their professional activity. Because of this, there was a need in the labor market for a competitive teacher, a person with a set of basic competencies in intellectual, communication, information and other fields. That in curricula developed for the training of personnel in the higher education institutions that train pedagogical personnel in our republic, they face such problems as "multidisciplinary" (increased number of subjects), in which students often study at the same time - not well connected with each other, the principles of coherence and continuity sometimes do not work in the teaching and composition of subjects, it is necessary to study twelve independent academic subjects that repeat one or two. 

Arab and Uzbek people have paid serious attention to kinship relations since ancient times. For them, brothers are the closest person, a friend and confidant in life. Therefore, there are many proverbs on this topic. Also, being close to relatives is related to the religious beliefs of both peoples. In this article, articles devoted to kinship relations of both nations are covered.

The article is dedicated to clarifying the artistic features of Uzbek folk proverbs. It is based on the active use of art such as iyjoz, ruju', kinoya, ishtiqoq, tazod, muqobala, majoz, which serve to strengthen and emphasize the meaning of folk proverbs.

In the article, the specific features of using visual aids in drawing lessons from nature, the development of imagination and thinking in students during the study of visual aids in groups, the development of imagination and thinking through comparison and comparison of everything around us and it was stated that in the development of student’s imagination and thinking, in the perception of existence, in the formation of the ability to describe, the use of visual aids and the creation of pictures based on the object itself are of great importance. 

Hakim al-Termizi Dahma - in the Middle Ages, Termiz was surrounded by a strong wall, and palaces and mosques were built. Craftsmen's and merchants' houses were built and beautified. Hakim al-Termizi ensemble was built at the foot of the castle. This ensemble survived when Genghis Khan's troops invaded and destroyed the city in the 13th century. Sheikh Abu Abdullah ibn Ali ibn Muhammad Hakim al-Termizi lived in Termiz at the end of the 9th century. He created a number of scientific works (but they have not reached us). He also translated some works of Arab historians and geographers.

This article analyzes the research related to the simple sentence in the ancient Turkic language and its study, and issues such as the structure of the simple sentence in the ancient Turkic language, the types of simple sentences, and the expression of participles in simple sentences are highlighted.

At the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century, Bukhara was the center of religion in Central Asia, and the economic, political and cultural life was very developed. Mujrim Obid, Shavqi Kattakorgani, Mulla Qurban Jani, Shahin, Munzib, Abduqadirkhoja Savdo, Pisandi, Kashif, Miri, Vola, Naqis, Tashkhoja Asiri, Ahmed Donishlar, Vozeh, who lived in Bukhara city, created blessings in two languages. is one of the poets. This article talks about the literary environment in Bukhara and Samarkand after Maliho Samarkandi's "Muzakkiru-l-ashob" was created.

The book "Kitab al-Kand" by Abu Hafs al-Nasafi, written about the scientists of Samarkand, is one of the invaluable sources that have come down to us. Although the work is dedicated to reflecting the spiritual environment of Samarkand, including the development of the science of hadith, a number of writers are mentioned in it. This article deals with the writers of Movarounnahr mentioned in the play.

This article presents a gender-based arithmetical analysis of relative behavior and its impact on life satisfaction, self-esteem, and mental health. The study aims to explore gender differences in behavior patterns and their associations with psychological well-being. The research employs quantitative methods to analyze data collected from a diverse sample. The results provide insights into gender-specific behaviors that influence life satisfaction, self-esteem, and mental health outcomes. Understanding these gender-based differences can inform interventions and strategies to enhance psychological well-being for both men and women.

"Kutadgu Bilig" has been translated into many languages of the world. In particular, translations into Western European languages are also very important. The work was translated into English for the first time by University of Chicago professor Robert Denkoff in 1983 and for the second time by English poet and translator Walter May in 1998. The history of the study of the work can be a separate object for a number of studies. It is worth noting that so far there have been several attempts in this direction. Through this article, it will be possible to get acquainted with such studies.

In this article, Abdurrahman Jami's work "Al-Favoidu-z-Ziyaiyya" covers nouns, verbs, letter groups and classifications given by Jami. Jami's unique approach to interpreting these categories is also discussed. 

Discourse analysis of media texts is a method used to interpret the language and meaning behind media messages. It involves examining the way different words, phrases, and sentences are used in a particular text, as well as the overall structure and context of the message. By analyzing media texts in this way, one can gain insight into the underlying beliefs, values, and attitudes that are being conveyed by the media, and how these messages may be influencing people's thoughts and behaviors. In this article, we can discuss data about the meanings and the media studies in the discourse analysis of media texts.

This article presents a comprehensive study that aims to explore the emotional maturity levels among higher secondary school students. Emotional maturity is a critical aspect of adolescent development, influencing their social interactions, academic performance, and overall well-being. The study utilizes a mixed-methods approach, incorporating quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews to gather data on emotional maturity. The findings shed light on the emotional development of students, identifying factors that contribute to or hinder emotional maturity. The article discusses the implications of the study's findings for educational institutions, parents, and policymakers, emphasizing the importance of nurturing emotional intelligence and providing appropriate support to enhance emotional maturity among higher secondary school students.