Language and society are in a reciprocal relationship. Language is interwoven with lifestyles, history, geography, culture and past experiences of societies; therefore, the reflections of the society it belongs to are observed in every language. People's lifestyles, thoughts and behaviors change and transform language. Sociolinguistics, which examines these changes and transformations regarding their mutual relations, is the junction of sociology and linguistics. The study field of sociolinguistics is essentially the network of interrelationships between language and society. Vocabulary is the most substantial and open to change among these study samples at the linguistic level. By examining the vocabulary, which is the product of the language, information about the history, geography, culture and lifestyle of a nation can be obtained. At the same time, it also allows the dimensions of language and gender relations to be noticed in a multi-layered social structure. In this study, the vocabulary related to "males" was determined by scanning the Uzbek Turkish dictionaries. The identified items were classified according to their meanings, and gender connotations were tried to be analyzed in terms of sociolinguistics.