THE NOMINATIVE FIELD OF MEANS EXPRESSING THE CONCEPT OF "MOUTH" IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
Keywords:
relevant, nominative field, linguistic view, communicative specificity, concept, conceptual view of the world, conceptual sphere, cognitive characteristics, linguistic verbalizers.Abstract
This article explores the linguistic picture of the concept "mouth" in English and Uzbek, including its field characteristics and systemic relationships with other related units. It highlights that the sign associated with the concept varies across different national languages due to differences in linguistic perspectives, content, and communicative uniqueness. The concept of "mouth" is present in the conceptual spheres of English, Uzbek, and other languages, with similarities and differences depending on cognitive characteristics such as features, composition, brightness level, and relationships to other concepts. Comparative and linguistic cognitive science focuses on studying the concept of "mouth," and the lack of comparative research on its cognitive, semantic-structural, and functional aspects emphasizes the relevance of this topic.
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