LEXICAL NUCLEOLOGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF VOCABULARY

Authors

  • Asal Tagaeva Rustamovna Asal Tagaeva Rustamovna Author

Keywords:

quantitative linguistics, lexical nucleology, history of linguistics, vocabulary studies, lexical nucleus, parametric analysis, frequency, lexical systems, comparative lexicology, Slavic studies, language measurement.

Abstract

The article examines lexical nucleology as a historically grounded branch of quantitative vocabulary studies rather than an isolated recent proposal. Attention is given to the line that leads from early statistical observation of lexical behavior to parametric description of lexical systems and then to the study of lexical nuclei. The paper shows that nucleology grew out of measurable procedures for comparing dictionaries, lexical relations and central meanings across languages.

Author Biography

  • Asal Tagaeva Rustamovna, Asal Tagaeva Rustamovna

    Lecturer, Department of Practical English

    Navoi State University

    Navoi, Uzbekistan

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Published

2026-04-04

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2026): GLOBAL RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC INNOVATIONS

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