This article analyzes unique anthroponyms found in historical sources about the Kokand Khanate from a linguistic and anthroponymic perspective. During the study, the nominative-motivational foundations, lexical meanings, structural features and semantic aspects of names that are rare or not found in anthroponymic dictionaries recorded in historical sources were highlighted. Also, the historical and cultural significance of socio-political terms, titles, and units expressing lineage and rank in anthroponyms was revealed. The results of the study show that the anthroponymy of the Kokand Khanate period reflects the historical richness, naming traditions and linguistic and cultural features of the Uzbek language.
Nilufarkhon Bahromovna Khalilova (Mon,) studied this question.
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