Author: Amonov, Muxtor Umarovich; Qosimova, Ozodaxon Zafarjon qizi

Annotation: Gender categories are interpreted differently in different languages. In this regard, you can see the interpretation in several languages. In Arabic, there are two types of words: 1) muannas (feminine) and 2) muzakkar (masculine). There are three external (morphological) signs in the spelling of a word indicating that it is in the corresponding gender: 1. The word ends with "tamarbuta". Such words are often found: gift; ehsan - gift girl - عیٹبناہ amma - عمہہ 2. Ending the word with āʾu (alif and hamza). Such words are rare: cure - dawāʾuⁿ test - balạaʾuⁿ disease - dāʾuⁿ 3. Ending the word with ay (alif maqsura). Such words are very rare: khushkhabar - bushray hospital - mustashfay This article examines the issues related to how the gender category differs in different languages.

Keywords: Systematic languages, gender category, Grammatical meaning, Grammatical category

Pages in journal: 414 - 415