THE ANTHROPOLOGY AND DESCRIPTION OF ANGLICISMS IN RAILWAY TERMINOLOGY
Kalit so‘zlar
anglicisms, anthropology, globalization, English-speaking countries, railway technology.Annotasiya
Language is a living entity that continuously evolves, especially when influenced by technological advancements, global interactions, and cultural exchanges. One such area where language adapts rapidly is the field of railway transportation. As the railway sector integrates new technologies and practices, it also adopts terminologies from the language of the pioneers in these advancements. This has led to the influx of anglicisms—words borrowed from English—into railway terminology. Understanding the anthropology and description of these anglicisms is crucial for both linguistic and cultural studies, as well as for those involved in the industry.
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