LINGUOCULTURAL ASPECTS IN SOMATIC PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS OF THE UZBEK LANGUAGE

Fayzullaeva , Nilufar, Файзуллаева , Нилуфар, Fayzullayeva , Nilufar

Тамаддун нури · 2025-yil

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This article examines Uzbek somatic phraseological units containing the component “hair” (“soch”) as a linguocultural concept. Within the scope of the research, phraseologisms involving "hair" are analyzed as linguocultural tools that reveal semantic layers associated with national mentality, social values, and aesthetic perceptions. In these expressions, "hair" functions not only as a physical attribute but also as a symbolic representation of femininity, suffering, beauty, wisdom, and social status. The study applies a systematic approach to explore the semantic nuances and functional loads of these idioms in folk oral traditions. The findings highlight how Uzbek somatic phraseologisms reflect the people’s linguocultural worldview, aesthetic norms, and cultural stereotypes through expressive means.

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MualliflarFayzullaeva , Nilufar, Файзуллаева , Нилуфар, Fayzullayeva , Nilufar
JurnalТамаддун нури
Nashr sanasi2025-06-30
Jild6
Son69
Betlar135-138
TilO‘zbek
DOI10.69691/wbfa0907

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somatic phraseologism, linguoculture, concept, hair, phraseological unit, semantic analysis, cultural connotation., соматический фразеологизм, лингвокультура, концепт, волосы, фразеологическая единица, семантический анализ, культурная коннотация.

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