Author: Raximbayev, Musobek Komiljon oʻgʻli

Annotation: This article explores the morphemic analysis of lexical units in classical Uzbek literature through modern linguistic and digital approaches. The study examines Muhammad Rizo Ogahiy’s ghazals, focusing on the structural composition of words with Arabic, Persian, and Turkic roots, the semantic relations between roots and affixes, the mystical (Sufi) semantic layers, and their functional roles within poetic expression. Techniques such as tokenization, lemmatization, morphemic segmentation, and semantic modeling are applied using Natural Language Processing (NLP) frameworks adapted for classical texts. The research reveals historical morphological development and the spiritual-aesthetic unity of Ogahiy’s poetic language.

Keywords: Ogahiy, classical literature, morphemics, root, affix, Sufism, semantic modeling, lemmatization, NLP, corpus linguistics.

Pages in journal: 376 - 381