Баходир Абдирасулов, Зиёмукхаммад Абдуракхманов
Anthroponyms and toponyms, referring to personal and place names respectively, are pivotal elements in literary texts, often carrying profound symbolic, cultural, and historical significance. This article explores the importance of anthroponyms and toponyms in enriching the narrative, enhancing the setting, and deepening the thematic exploration of literary works. Drawing on examples from various genres and cultures, the article illustrates how names can imbue characters with identity, reflect societal values, and establish a sense of place. Furthermore, it discusses how authors strategically employ names to create layers of meaning, evoke specific emotions, and engage readers on a more profound level. Through a detailed analysis, this article highlights the intricate role of anthroponyms and toponyms in shaping the literal־}' landscape and underscores their essential contribution to the overall meaning and impact of a text.
