Abstract
This article analyzes the processes of formation, development, and stabilization of professional lexicon in modern Uzbek and English professional discourse. The study focuses on the emergence, semantic stabilization, and normalization mechanisms of professional vocabulary. The article substantiates the importance of regulating terminological systems in the context of globalization and digitalization.References
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