Sep 2026· Ijtimoiy-gumanitar sohada ilmiy-innovatsion tadqiqotlar· Vol 3, pp. 46-49· 0 citations
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This article presents a comparative-typological study of the linguistic and cognitive representation of four fundamental human emotions — anger, joy, fear, and regret — in the paremiological systems of English and Uzbek. The research material comprises examples drawn from authoritative lexicographic sources and paremiological dictionaries, with particular attention to their semantic similarities (universality) and national-cultural differences (specificity). The findings demonstrate that in both languages emotions are conceptualized through somatic metaphors, images of nature, and elements of everyday life. However, Uzbek paremias tend to emphasize collectivism and moral values, whereas English paremias show a stronger orientation toward individualism and rationalism.
The article comparatively examines the etymological motivation of English and Uzbek phraseological units expressing the meanings of life and death. Their formation is systematized through historical events, religious worldview, everyday and professional experience, folklore and other cultural sources; special attention...
This article is devoted to revealing the specificity of national values in the lexical-semantic field of "Clothing" in English and Uzbek. The article provides a comparative study of lexical units related to the sphere of clothing in English and Uzbek, highlighting their semantic structure, national-cultural features, a...
This article comparatively examines the pragmalinguistic features of the interactional deictic field in English and Uzbek. It analyzes the communicative-pragmatic functions of personal, social, and discourse deixis that shape the relationship between speakers and listeners in the process of communication. The study ide...
Mexrikamol Usmonova· Ijtimoiy-gumanitar sohada il...· 0 citations
This article presents a comparative analysis of the cognitive-semantic features of phraseological units containing the “eye” component in Uzbek and English. The study examines the conceptual foundations of somatic phraseological units, metaphorical models, and the mechanisms through which they are represented in human...
Nigora Umarova· Ijtimoiy-gumanitar sohada il...· 0 citations
This article examines the semantic features of the images of “friend” and “enemy” in Uzbek folk paroemias and their role in representing national-cultural values and social-ethical attitudes. Proverbs and other paroemiological units preserve the historical experience, worldview, moral principles and social relations of...
This article presents a comparative study of the axiological verbalization of the concept of “generosity” in Russian and Uzbek linguocultures based on paremiological units. The relevance of the study is determined by the fact that generosity, as a universal human value, is manifested in distinctive ways in the national...
Sirojiddin Tuxtayev· Ijtimoiy-gumanitar sohada il...· 0 citations
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