General laws of toponymy

3. Conclusion
In this article, toponyms of countries with a long history will also be ancient. The names of cities and villages such as Bukhara, Samarkand, Romitan, Chach, Termez, Khiva, Zaamin, Ishtikhon, Shopurkan are measured by millennia. The meaning of these names, no matter how many opinions have been expressed as to which language they belong to, cannot be said to have been definitively determined by their origin. There is a view that the number of opinions expressed about the etymologies of toponyms is not directly proportional to their degree of accuracy. This means that as the number of observations increases, the degree of accuracy of the etymology also increases.