COMPARATIVE-SEMANTICAL ANALYSIS OF UZBEK, RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH PAREMIOLOGICAL UNITS

Abdullayeva Munojot Mukhtorovna

Authors

Abdullayeva Munojot Mukhtorovna National University of Uzbekistan Department of foreign language and literature

Keywords:

proverb, phraseological unit, alternatives, similar equivalents, linguoculturology

Abstract

In this article was discussed, the proverb, which is one of the oldest examples of folklore, differs from other genres by its short, concise, figurative and deep meaning. Proverbs show the ancient and rich spirituality of each nation. Moreover, phraseological units of English and Uzbek languages and a comparative study of the conceptual layers describing the social, physiological and psychological nature of female and male concepts in this article, and the disclosure of their similarities and differences were mentioned in this article.

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