THE HISTORY OF THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURES IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION

Abstarct In World linguistics, anthroponymic units are the most ancient and common sort of onomastic units: the scientific-theoretical and practical study of names, surnames, patronymics, nicknames, and nicknames has always been a focus. In linguistics, anthroponymic units include not just a person's name, surname, patronymic, nickname, and nickname, but also their name, surname, patronymic, nickname, and nickname. The name, patronymic, and surname have long been of significant interest to scientists as anthroponymic units, and they have been gathered, described, and analyzed in many ways. Nicknames and nicknames are extra names to a person's main name, and they are one of the less well-studied units of Uzbek anthroponymy. Anthroponyms, including pseudonyms, are distinguished from other onomastic units by the lack of their own autonomous, special language substance in terms of legalization. On the basis of dictionary units characteristic of the appellative level of the Uzbek language and other onomastic, more anthroponymic units, Uzbek nicknames and nicknames are developed.