The article dwells on the comparative analysis of morphological peculiarities of noun forming suffixes denoting person and non-person in Tajik literary language referring to 18th and 20th centuries. The factological material is the historical works and in order to conduct the comparative analysis beset with the topic under considerdation, the author used “Tukhfat-ul-khoni” (18th century), “The History of Manghit Emirs of Bukhara. Muqanna`s Rebellion”, “The History of Intellectual Revolution in Bukhara” and “Slaves” (20th century).It is concluded that the adduced analysis beset with lexical possibilities of the noun forming suffixes denoting person and non-person in the language of the period in question shows that the range of connection of these lexical elements with different lexical units is more widely-sued, they could be not only nouns, but parts of speech, especially adjectives, infinitive‚ verbs and adverbs are added to create new derived words either.
suffixes, word-building elements, comparative analysis, morphological peculiarities, Tajik literary language, level of usage, historical works
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