LOTIN MORFEMALARI ASOSIDA YANGI TIBBIY ATAMALAR YASALISHI
Keywords:
Lotin tili, tibbiy terminologiya, raqamli tibbiyot, neologizmlar, morfologik tahlil, semantik barqarorlik, unifikatsiyaAbstract
mazkur maqolada zamonaviy tibbiyotning transformatsiya jarayonlari, xususan, raqamli texnologiyalar va neyrokvantologiya sohalarida yuzaga kelayotgan terminologik ehtiyojlar lotin tili morfemalari tizimi asosida tadqiq etiladi. Tadqiqotda lotin tilining “o‘lik til” maqomi uning barqaror morfologik strukturasi va semantik o‘zgarmasligini ta’minlovchi asosiy omil ekanligi ilmiy asoslanadi. Masofaviy manipulyatsiyalar, kiber-tizimlar va raqamli neyrotibbiyot yo‘nalishlari uchun taklif etilayotgan yangi morfologik modellar hamda ularning xalqaro terminologik standartlarga muvofiqligi tahlil qilinadi. Lotin tilining tizimliligi va semantik barqarorligi raqamli asrda ham tibbiyot fanining fundamental asosi bo‘lib xizmat qilishi ko‘rsatib o‘tiladi.
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