Gulshen Isha qizi Mehdiyeva

Military Academy named after Heydar Aliyev, PH.D., associate professor, Baku, Azerbaijan

DOI : https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v6-i5-33

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ABSTRACT

Foreign influences on the English and Azerbaijani languages have given many linguistic units to the lexical composition of these languages. With the richness and development of both languages, different areas of the lexical layer have also been enriched. If we take the wealth of Turkic languages separately, then it is possible to observe the influence of the Russian language in those languages. Many words of Russian origin have entered the lexical layer of Turkic languages. J. Khalilova writes about this: "The languages of the Turkic peoples had a strong influence on the cultural, household and military lexicon of the Russian language and enriched it." [Khalilova 1991, p.4]. It is observed that most of the words that were transferred to Turkic languages from Russian are still used in Turkish languages, even though they are no longer used in that language.

KEYWORDS:

culture, military, coincidence, language, lexicon, relationship

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