LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF PROVERBS AND SAYINGS WITH AN ANTHROPOMORPHIC COMPONENT IN THE ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Keywords:
Linguocultural features, proverbs, sayings, anthropomorphic component, English language, Uzbek language, cultural comparison, language analysis, folk wisdom, idiomsAbstract
Proverbs and sayings are a rich source of linguistic and cultural insights, reflecting the beliefs, values, and customs of a particular society. One interesting aspect of proverbs and sayings is the presence of anthropomorphic elements, where animals or other non-human entities are used to convey a moral or lesson. In this article, we will explore the linguocultural features of proverbs and sayings with an anthropomorphic component in the English and Uzbek languages
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