Ministry of higher and secondary special education of the republic uzbekistan state world languages university

Morphological typology
is very wide. It compares the 
units of a morphological level. Depending on the character of research the morpho-
logical typology can classify into two types: 
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Morphological typology engaged in the morphological classification 
of languages;
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Morphological typology engaged in particular questions of grammar, 
i.e. 
parts 
of 
speech 
and 
their 
grammatical 
categories. 
The first one is a continuation of traditional typological classification engaged 
in defining language types according to different principles and criteria. 
The second type of Morphological typology deals with private/individual 
subjects of comparison: grammatical categories in various languages, defining ways 
of their expression, morphological markers, synonymous relations of affixational 
morphemes and syntactic words (prepositions and postpositions), comparison of 
primary grammatical categories/parts of speech (nouns, adjectives, pronouns, verbs, 
adverbs, numerals and others), comparison of grammatical categories of certain 
lexical and grammatical categories of words (case, number, definiteness, transitivity 
- intransitivity, time, aspect, causation, mood, 
modality, etc.). Morphemes may serve major units of 
measurement in Morphological typology. 
Morphological typology compares the specified 
phenomena in the systems of both related and non-
related languages. The comparison might include 
revealing morphological universals as well as a binary 
comparison of two languages. Morphological typology 
has accumulated a serious bulk of data both for 
Comparative typology and on separate concrete 
languages. Major scholars who dealt with the issues 
of Morphological typology are 
R.Yakobson, L. E Jеlmsiev, L.N.Zasorina, 
B.A.Uspenskiy, M.M.Gukhman, P.L Garvina 
and many others.