Multidisciplinary Journal of Science and Technology

NATIONAL AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ANTHROPONYMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Begmatov Azizbek Tursunbayevich

Lecturer of the Department of Social Sciences, Kokand University

Keywords: anthroponyms, personal names

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Abstract

Anthroponyms, or personal names, are an essential part of any language and culture. They reflect the historical, social, and cultural values of a nation, serving as a mirror of its identity. This article explores the national and cultural characteristics of anthroponyms in English and Uzbek, highlighting the similarities and differences between the two languages. By analyzing the structure, origin, and cultural significance of names in both languages, this study aims to shed light on how anthroponyms function as a cultural marker and how they are influenced by societal norms, traditions, and historical events.

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