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TRANSLATION OF WORDS SPECIFIC TO KHOREZM CULTURE

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  • 1. Urgench State University Master's Department, Comparative Linguistics and Translation Studies Second-year Master's student

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This article analyzes how words related to Khorezm culture are translated in academic articles, dissertations, and books. It also examines the problems and difficulties encountered in translating culture-specific words. The article provides both practical and theoretical value for translators.

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