Abstract
The study of the history of Uzbek linguistics have been developing in recent years. Dissertations, educational literature and articles have appeared on this topic, including S. Ashirbaev’s “From the History of the Study of the Grammatical Structure of the Uzbek Language”, A. Nurmonov’s “History of Uzbek Linguistics”, S. Normatov’s “History of Uzbek Linguistics”. Research in this field continues to expand the present article examines the chapter devoted to the action (verbal) lexemes in “Turkish Rule” by Muhammad Karimkhoja, a work belonging to the category of practical grammar that began to emerge in the early twentieth century. This work is attributed to an author whose scholarship was shaped under the influence of Arabic grammatical traditions, with reasoning grounded in medieval knowledge. The significance of the work lies in its contribution of additional material to the history of Uzbek linguistics and, in part, to Turkic linguistics