LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT "HEART" IN PAREMIOLOGICAL TEXTS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
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Olimova Xurshida Vaydillaevna, Sayfiyeva Baxtliyo Sanjar qizi ()Files
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This article examines the linguistic analysis of the concept "heart" within paremiological (proverbial) texts in both the English and Uzbek languages. The concept of the heart holds a significant position in both linguistic cultures as a central symbol of emotion, moral character, and spirituality. By taking examples from Uzbek and English proverbs and analyzing them within their linguistic and cultural contexts, the article explores the metaphorical and semantic dimensions of the word "heart".
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