A LOOK AT INTERLINGUISTIC RELATIONS AND THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF DIFFERENT WORD GROUPS IN THIS PROCESS ACCORDING TO THEIR SCOPE OF USE*

Two main factors have been identified in the development of languages.These are referred to as internal and external factors of language.Interlinguistic relations are an external factor in the development of language.The term "interlinguistic relations" itself reflects the mutual interactions that occur between languages with the same or different systems.When these relations last for an extended period, many deviations from the language norm become normalized and acquire a kind of citizenship in the language.In modern linguistics, both interlinguistic relations and language development are viewed as the most important and fundamental issues."The development of language, a complex dynamic system, cannot occur under the influence of just one factor.Contemporary linguistics connects changes in language to a number of causes, a set of causes.However, linguists do not share a unified opinion on this standpoint".There is a great deal of interest in the issue of language contact, which covers almost all areas of language."Scholars researching the problems of language development can be divided into several groups.The first group includes romantics such as the Schlegel and Grimm brothers, as well as Wilhelm von Humboldt.According to them, languages that have reached their highest level have lost their glorious past, which is linked to the decline of the national spirit.However, the inaccuracy of these ideas provides a basis for disagreeing with them.