The images of peri (fairy) and dev (Ogre) in the episodes of the Uzbek epic “Gorogly”

Kholikov, Bakhodir, Холиков, Баходир, Xoliqov, Bahodir

Хорижий лингвистика ва лингводидактика · 2024-yil

Annotatsiya

Uzbek folklore, like the folklore of other cultures, features a variety of mythological characters. Among these are dragons and mythical creatures, including peri (fairies), chiltans (forty wise men), alwasti (witches), mortuv (kikimoras), and devs (ogres or giants with enormous heads). This article presents a brief analysis of the characters of peri and dev, which are considered “related” and believed to be created from pure, smokeless fire, as depicted in the dastans (epics) of the Gorogly episodes. These characters also appear in Uzbek fairy tales, myths, and legends. However, in larger epic works such as dastans, their traits are explored more comprehensively, making the study of their specific features particularly relevant.

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MualliflarKholikov, Bakhodir, Холиков, Баходир, Xoliqov, Bahodir
JurnalХорижий лингвистика ва лингводидактика
Nashr sanasi2024-09-25
Jild2
Son5
Betlar171-175
TilRus
DOI10.47689/2181-3701-vol2-iss5-pp171-175

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эпос, Гороглы, миф, пери, дэв, Юнус пери, Мискал пери, epic, Gorogly, myth, fairy, dev, Yunus peri, Miskol peri, doston, Go‘ro‘g‘li, afsona, pari, dev, Yunus pari, Misqol pari

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