This article examines the various meanings of words denoting white and black colors in the Karakalpak language. It was also analyzed that white and black express different meanings in literary texts through the methodology of metaphorization.
| Mualliflar | Djumamuratova, G. |
|---|---|
| Jurnal | Ilim ha’m ja’miyet |
| Nashr sanasi | 2025-05-14 |
| Son | 3-1 |
| Betlar | 65-67 |
| Til | kaa |
qoraqalpoq xalqi madaniyati, ranglar simvolikasi, rang-tus ma’nosi, tilshunoslik, metaforizatsiya, культура каракалпакского народа, символика цвета, цветовое значение, лингвистика, метафоризация, culture of the Karakalpak people, color symbolism, color meaning, linguistics, metaphorization
This article is devoted to a deep theoretical analysis of the concept of the internal form of a word, revealing its meaning in the context of various aspects of language and considering its influence on different areas…
This article explores the structure of phraseological units and their semantic implications. It differentiates between neutral and expressive-metaphorical units. The research provides a comparative analysis of…
The article studies the history of the origin, formation and development of the surname among the Karakalpaks. A lexical-semantic analysis and classification of Karakalpak surnames, their lexical bases are given.
This article talks about the importance of developing oratory competence in young students and methods of learning speech culture.
The article is devoted to the study of partial complex constructions in the modern Karakalpak language.
This article examines the geographical location, natural conditions, and historical-geological processes of the Okchadarya Basin and the Lower Zarafshan Valley. The study analyzes the paleogeographic formation, climate…
This article deals with dialectal variants found in the language of artistic works, the variants of individual words, and the variants of words in phraseology.
This article outlines the achievements in the field of agricultural higher education in the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Republic of Karakalpakstan, as well as several directions for the reorganization of higher…
This study examines the reduplicative words found in Tulepbergen Kaipbergenov’s epic historical novel “Baxıtsızlar” (“The Miserables”). The novel exhibits five types of reduplication: full, echo, intensifying, ablaut…
This article talks about Ya. Dosumov's life and his contribution to the development of science in Karakalpakstan.