Uzbek Language and Literature Review Flashcards

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In the Xolmatda motorli velosiped section, how many open syllables are there?

32

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In the Xolmatda motorli velosiped section, how many closed syllables are there?

24

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In the Xolmatda motorli velosiped section, how many sonorous consonants are there?

5

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In the Xolmatda motorli velosiped section, how many voiceless consonants are there?

2

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Identify the genre of the provided folk examples.

Doston, Latifa, Maqol

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What is the definition of 'Qaznoq'?

A place like a basement, often located underground or in a closed area, dark and cramped. It is intended for confining, hiding, or storing people or animals.

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Define Metafora.

A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

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Define the term 'yeng shimarib'.

Eagerly engaging, getting down to work with zeal.

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Define the term 'qo'l uchida'.

Apathetic, careless; an action performed unwillingly.

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Define the term 'og'zining tanobi qochdi'.

Exaggerated, not knowing what to say, speaking nonsensically.

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Who is the author of "Muhokamat al-Lughatayn"?

Alisher Navoiy

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What concept does the expression 'og'zi qulog'ida' describe?

The state of being overjoyed, pleased, expressing a deeply delighted or content state.

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What does it mean when someone's 'qulog'idan kun ko'rinadi'?

To have been severely scolded or reprimanded, indicating that one has been subjected to stinging remarks or criticism.

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What does the expression 'ko'ngli ko'tarilmoq' describe?

To be gladdened, improved mood, describing a state of upliftment and happiness in one's spirits.

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Identify the author and genre of the poem that starts with the line "Ahbob, yigitlikni gʻanimat tutinguz."

Navoiy, ruboiy

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Identify the author and genre of the poem: "Har necha dardimni desam, dogʻi bor".

Lutfiy, tuyuq

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Provide a definition for 'robita'.

Connection

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Provide a definition for 'zamon'.

Era

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In Nodira's ghazals, what is a recurring motif?

Hijron (separation).

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Identify a word that has a root as a verb.

turtkilamoq

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What language/style element does Furqat pioneer in Uzbek literature?

Feuilleton genre

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Define the term 'hoziq' as it applies to medicine.

A skilled physician

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What is the meaning of 'dorissaltanat'?

Saltanat makoni, poytaxt,. Sulton poytaxti, oliy hukmdor qarorgohi

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Define 'chashna'.

Taste, sample; that is, taking a small amount of something to try the flavor (tasting before).

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Define 'azayimxon'.

Duoxon, domla, afsun oʻquvchi or sehrli-duolar bilan mashgʻul boʻlgan shaxs, odatda muammolarni "duo" bilan hal qilishga harakat qiladi.

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Define 'obdastagardon'.

A person who constantly lingers around someone with pleas, seeking favor (literally: obdasta - pitcher for pouring water, here in the sense of constantly offering water).

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What does the term 'o'rimiz' signify in the context of the passage from G'afur G'ulom's work?

A historical term from the time of Tsarist Russia, designating a local official, often a large landowner or ruler.

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Define term 'hasadkorlar'.

Envious people

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Define term 'sipohiy'.

Soldier

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Define term 'qal'a'.

Fortress. A city protected against enemy attacks with strong walls, moats, and other defensive measures, fortifications.

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Define term 'qumgʻondan'.

A vessel, container ."

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Define term 'tamshandi'.

Enjoyed something gradually; savouring.

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Define term 'koʻlmak'.

Deep pit where rainwater accumulates.

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Define term 'ekipaj'.

Steering boat personnel

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Define term 'fazogir'.

Astronaut

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Define term 'ekspeditsiya'.

An organized trip by a group of individuals for a specific purpose

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Define term 'arrodalar'.

This refers to catapults or trebuchets, which were military devices used in the Middle Ages to launch stones or other projectiles, serving as a stone-throwing military tool or weapon.

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Define term 'hirovul'.

It identifies the advance guard of troops, akin to modern reconnaissance or forward security detachments, meant to provide early warning and security.

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Define term 'pala-partish'.

Careless writing, disorganized style.

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Define term 'qalb'.

Denotes the central or main force, the core army unit during a battle, often positioned behind the forward scouting elements (hirovul). This describes the main, most potent central division.

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Define the term "chashna" in the context of the story.

Taste, sample, i.e., taking a small amount of something to try the flavor.

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Define "azayimxon" in the context of the story.

Duoxon, domla, a person who reads afsun or magical prayers, usually trying to solve problems with prayers.

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Define ''obdasta" in the context of the story.

An obdasta-gardon is someone who constantly lingers around someone with pleas, seeking favor.

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Define the word 'goʻja'.

A dish made from wheat or corn.

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Define the term 'jaydari non'.

A small loaf of bread; a simple kind of bread