The article dwells on Indian borrowings in the formation of tatpurusha type composites in Mirzo Bedil's poetry. Enrichment of lexical stock of languages is a usual phenomenon in their interrelationships; so, in the Tajik language lexical units from Hindu are elicited. Mirzo Bedil who lived and created in India used words from Hindu for the formation of tatpurusha type composites. After studying the factual materials the conclusion is made that the latters may be divided into two groups: 1) composites formed according to the pattern "Indian word+Tajik word; 2) composites following the model "Tajik word+Indian word". It is asserted that the first model is more productive and multitude of composites are based on it, but the second one is non-productive.
lexical stock of the language, borrowed words, words from Hindu, Mirzo Bedil, composite, tatpurusha, word-building models
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