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THE DEVELOPMENT OF LATIN TERMINOLOGY IN THE MODERN WORLD

Yusupova Manzura Kurbanovna

Kokand University Andijan branch

Keywords: new subjects, fields, teaching environment, leading sides, effects, medicine

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Abstract

The influence of Latin on modern languages and fields of study cannot be overstated. As the lingua franca of the Western world for over a millennium, Latin terminology permeated domains as diverse as law, medicine, science and theology. Even after Latin ceased to be a spoken language, its terminology continued to develop and spread due to the prestige associated with its classical roots. This article will examine how Latin terminology has evolved and maintained relevance in the modern world, focusing on its usage in specialized fields such as medicine, law and taxonomy.

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