Tax officials and market trustees have been appointed in the markets. The type of tax that
market amines charge for goods and items sold is called “
aminona
”.
The word "market" is also used as an economic term to describe trade, the relationship between
the seller and the buyer. Because in the world economy there are a number of terms, such as
“universe market”, “world market”, "foreign market", "internal market", "market rules", "market
economy", “market participants”, “market relations”, “market product”, “market price”, “market
services”, “types of market services”, “market reforms”, “market economy”, "market competition",
"market equilibrium", "market demand", "stock markets", "stock market", "currency market".
The constant development of mutual and international market relations of the population of our
country has created many new words and terms in the Uzbek language. As a result, the meaning of
the word market has also changed and expanded, and some of the words and phrases associated with
it have become obsolete or lost and renewed. For example, in our language, a number of
concepts such as "
market", "mini market", "hypermarket", "mega market"
are used as
synonyms for the word "market" in English.
As you know, the market is called differently in terms of where it is located, when it will be,
what it will be sold. For example:
а) by location:
Orda market, Urgench market, Shakhristan market...
b by time:
Friday market, Thursday market, Sunday market...
c) according to what it trades with:
slave market, labor market, cattle market...
d) depending on the occupation of the growers: the farmer's market
...
e) by name of items for sale:
rice market, bread market, meat market, sweets market, satin
silk market, gold market, clothing market, kalym market, gown market, skullcap market, kavush
market, knife and sheath market and etc.
According to the names of items sold in the past, such types of market as
slave market, coverlet
market, cap market, top robe market
are no longer active.
In Uzbek, markets (Samarkand "Siyob" market, Bukhara "Shakhriston" market, "Caravan
market") and the names of squares ("Independence Square") are called "agoronyms", the use of these
names in the literary text in real or symbolic senses is called "agoropoetonim". In particular, the word
market is used in poetry in the form of "love market", "life market" in a figurative sense, meaning
destiny and fate. In this case, it appears as a
