Analysis of Comparative Studies of Cattle-Breeding Terminology in World Linguistics

Abstract

The study of specialized terminologies, such as cattle-breeding lexicons, reveals significant insights into cultural, economic, and linguistic evolutions across societies. This paper presents an analysis of comparative studies on cattle-breeding terminology, examining the linguistic diversity, historical roots, and semantic structures underlying these terminologies globally. It underscores the importance of comparative approaches in understanding shared agricultural practices, regional variations, and the cultural significance of cattle-breeding. Furthermore, this research contributes to bridging linguistic studies with anthropological and economic perspectives.