TEXNOLOGIK TARAQQIYOT VA GLOBALLASHUV JARAYONIDA YANGI QO‘SHMA SO‘ZLARNING SHAKLLANISHI

Abstract

This article examines the emergence of new compound words in the French and Uzbek languages due to globalization, technological advancements, and social transformations. It analyzes how compound words are formed, their semantic changes, and their areas of application. The study highlights that most new French compounds originate from English, particularly in technology, business, and communication. Similarly, Uzbek incorporates new compound words in information technology, economics, and security. Some terms, like “smartphone” and “cybersecurity,” are present in both languages. The article concludes that language evolution reflects dynamic international interactions and will continue to integrate new terms.