This article discusses the comparison between Uzbek and English and Russian homonyms languages. In English, the nature of homographs and homophones are different. It's connected with differences in spelling guidelines. If in Russian the leading one is morphological principle of writing (the principle of uniformity of writing morphemes), then in English the overwhelming most spellings are subject to historical and traditional principles.

Words are divided into 4 types according to their form and meaning: homonyms, synonyms, antonyms, paronyms. From these units, synonyms and antonyms are combined according to their meaning, and homonyms and paronyms are combined according to their form. We will think about all this in this article.

Omonimlar mavzusini o‘qitish jarayonida turli xil metodlardan foydalanish o‘quvchilarning qobiliyatlarini rivojlantirish bilan birga mavzuni ham oson o‘zlashtirishiga yordam beradi. Zamon jadal sur’atlar bilan rivojlananayotgan bir paytta o‘quvchilarni fanga va mavzuga qiziqtirish muhim va dolzarb masala hisoblanadi.

There are many ways to organize the imagery of a literary text. As you know, the language of fiction is endless. Synonyms, homonyms, and antonyms are used effectively in the process of creating an artistic image, just as words that are specific to all forms of common lexical layers are used effectively in the process of creating an artistic image. In the use of word variants, as well as in the use of various word forms and expressions, it is possible to observe a general situation peculiar to the language of the work of art

This article discusses the problems of the homonym and polysemy in modern English and Uzbek. Thus, it gives information about differences of homonym and polysemy, it finds the ways of differentiating homonymic and polysemantic words in compared languages.

It can be very challenging to tell the difference between homonymy and  polysemy in English.  This article discusses simple methods for distinguishing between them.  Homonymy and polysemy appear to be the same thing at first glance.  But every speaker and learner of a language must make a distinction between the two.  

This article analyzes the similarities and differences between the concept of the lexicon and its importance in the English and Uzbek languages, focusing on their lexicological aspect. Our analysis illustrates that there exist several common and different peculiarities of the lexicon in both languages.

This article analyzes the problems of homonyms and polysemous words which are often considered as ambiguous words both in Uzbek and English languages.