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stem-8030	qizi, Karimova Shaxloza Boykuzi; qizi, Davlatyorova Feruzabonu Abrorjon	The Classification of Affixes	2025	2	.htm	application/pdf	734	69	38	In language teaching, especially in ESL or Uzbek as a foreign language contexts, recognizing affix patterns helps learners decode and produce new vocabulary efficiently. Mostly Suffixes (Prefixation very rare) Derivational Productivity High (e.g., re-, -ness, -able) High (e.g., -chi, -lik, -siz) Inflectional Features Tense, plural, possessive Case, person, tense, mood Morphological Typology Analytic language with some inflectional features Agglutinative language with extensive suffixation Example replay (prefix), happiness (suffix) o‘qituvchi (from o‘qit-, verb + -uvchi, agent noun suffix) Uzbek, being an agglutinative language, relies heavily on suffixes, often stacking several to build complex meanings, whereas English uses a more balanced derivational and inflectional system with frequent use of prefixes.	cache/stem-8030.htm	txt/stem-8030.txt