On preservation of words from “Diwan Luγat at-Turk” in Uzbek dialects

The article focuses on the level of preservation of several dozen words mentioned in Mahmud Kashgari’s “Diwan Luγat at-Turk” (Dictio-nary of Turkic words) in the Uzbek language and dialects. The Uzbek lan-guage includes dialects such as Qarluq, Kipchak, and Oghuz, each of which has preserved the old Turkic words from “Diwan” to one degree or another. One of the unique aspects of the Uzbek language is that it has three main dialects, that these branches have been continuously mixed for many еars, and on the other hand, that it has had a written literary language for almost a thousand еars, the ancient words of our language motivated to preserve it somewhat better. Also, the fact that all three networks are somewhat farfrom their old core has led to the preservation of their old differences. Uz-bek language is one of the languages with the most preserved words from “Divan” and there are many other factors, one of them is one of the oldest written Turkic languages of our language, “Haqaniya Turkic”, i.e. he is a follower of literary Turkic during the Karakhanids.