2026· Vestnik of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University· Vol 26, pp. 109-113· 0 citations
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The article presents a comparative analysis of semantic and functional features of adjectives describing human appearance in Russian and Arabic. The study examines the linguocultural aspects of representing physical characteristics through adjectival vocabulary. The aim is to identify national and cultural specifics of verbalizing appearance in the compared linguocultures. The scientific novelty lies in the systematic description of this lexicalsemantic group from the perspective of intercultural communication. It is established that the Russian adjectival system is characterized by a predominance of neutral-descriptive function with an emphasis on analytical description of anthropometric parameters. Arabic linguoculture demonstrates syncretism of aesthetic and ethical evaluation, where physical characteristics are inextricably linked with moral qualities of the individual. Fundamental differences in functional-semantic dominants, categorization principles, gender specification and axiological components are revealed. The research results have practical significance for translation theory and practice, teaching Russian and Arabic as foreign languages, and for developing intercultural communication.
The study is devoted to the analysis of the linguistic manifestations of the
concept of homeland in the Azerbaijani language. As a multi-layered concept,
it encompasses historical, social, cultural, and religious components. In the
course of its development, the concept has undergone semantic expansion from
denoting a...
Kristina Alahverdyan· Bulletin of Brusov State Uni...· 0 citations
Russian and Chinese paremias with the component “river” (река / 河) that have not been previously described are considered from the perspective of a linguoculturological comparative study. Proverbs for which collections of paremias contain commentaries were selected, as some expressions may be incomprehensible to forei...
The article is devoted to the ethnocultural interpretation of the semantic features of the common Turkic archaic title word biike "princess, princess" in the modern Kumyk language. It examines the lexical-semantic and ethnolinguistic connotations of this lexical unit, which will allow a deeper understanding of its func...
N. E. Gadzhiahmedov, A. Isaeva· Herald of Dagestan State Uni...· 0 citations
The perception of Russian toponyms by Chinese learners often brings the logic of spatial partitioning and linguocultural knowledge into conflict with practical speech application. This study systematizes the associative, emotional-evaluative, and phonetic-graphic features of Russian toponym acquisition by Chinese speak...
Yoonsang Song· Bulletin of Science and Prac...· 0 citations
Abstract. The article is devoted to a comprehensive analysis of the phenomenon of repetition in the Russian and Arabic languages, viewed from the perspective of its structural organization and functional-communicative potential. The relevance of the topic is determined by the fact that repetition functions not merely a...
Azzam al Ahmad Al Mogami· BULLETIN OF CHECHEN STATE...· 0 citations
This article presents to a comparative linguocultural study of the role of stereotypes in shaping the phraseological image of a person in the English and Uzbek
languages. The study focuses on figurative and phraseological expressions that represent human appearance, body parts, character, behaviour, speech, and emotio...
N. Fayzieva, G. Muhammadiyeva· “ADVANCED JOURNAL OF UNIVERS...· 0 citations
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