PHONETIC COMPOSITION OF RUSSIAN, UZBEK AND KHOREZMIAN LANGUAGES
Keywords:
Zoroastrians, ancient state, ancient Phoenician writing, Turkicism, fiqh, fatwa, Sharia, Aramaic graphics, dead language.Abstract
This article provides information about the phonetic composition of three languages: Russian, Uzbek literary and Khorezmian languages.
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