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USE OF UNIONS WITH BIRD NAMES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES, COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ORNITONYMS

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Muayyan til predmetining konnotatsiyalariga uning dennotatsiyalaridan farqli ravishda turli madaniy, ekologik, ijtimoiy, diniy va siyosiy omillar katta ta’sir ko’rsatadi. Shunga ko’ra lingvistik elementlarning konnotatsiyalarining har qanday tahlili tilga xos parametrlarni tushunish va tillar o’rtasidagi nolingvistik o’xshashlik va farqlarni aniqlash uchun tushuncha beradi. Ornitinimlarning metaforik qo’llanilishini o’rganish inson xususiyatlarining aniqlash uchun o’ziga xos xayvon atamalarining konnotatsiyalariga murojaat qiladigan tilga xos madaniy modellarni yoritishi mumkin. Qushlarning nomlari metaforalaridan foydalanishni tahlil qilish, odatda muayyan jamiyatning hukmron madaniy modeli haqida muhim tushunchaga ega bo’lishga olib keladi. Ushbu maqolada mazkur masalalarda fikrlar keltirilib, ornitonimlarning ikki tildagi qo’llanilishi xususiyatlari farqlilik va o’xshashlik jixatidan tahlil etiladi.

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N.Maxmudova

Fergana State University

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# анализ# analysis# лексема# язык# language# lexeme# linguistics# comparison# семантика# semantics# tahlil# semantika# прагматика# pragmatics# языкознание# leksema# til# pragmatic# lingvistika# ornithonyms# ornitonim# qiyos# орнитонимы

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