Theoretical Problems of Taxonomy and Meronymics in The Uzbek National Corps
Keywords:
Corpus Linguistics, corpora, taxonomic, meronymicAbstract
This article is present a case study of the monitor structure of the semantic search interface of the Uzbek language corpora, the structure of the combination of lexemes in the corpus, and the semantic tagging program projects were developed for the process of tagging the lexical units of the Uzbek language based on their mereological and taxonomic signs. The interface of the search window for lexical-semantic related units in the Uzbek language, the principles of classification based on thematic and ranking, and the linguistic model for language corpora have been determined. It is proved that taxonomically related lexemes in the explanatory dictionaries of the Uzbek language are quantitatively and thematically equal compared to meronymically related lexemes. Ensuring the active integration of the state language into modern information technologies and communications is one of the most important tasks facing the Uzbek corpus linguistics today.
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