ANTHROPOMORPHIC METAPHORS IN UZBEK LANGUAGE

Authors

  • Atkamova Sumanbar Askarovna Doctor of philosophy in philological sciences (PhD), Associate professor
  • Duysenbaev Kanat Sultanbaevich Master level student of Uzbekistan State University of World Languages

Keywords:

In addition, the intention and dream based on an unreal similarity also leads to the emergence of works based on the national-mental essence based on the metaphorical model, based on the names of animals

Abstract

In the history of Uzbek culture, there was a period of worshiping animals and birds. As a result of the traditions of mystical thinking from the time of totemization of animals, there are still cases where people's names are derived from animal names: Bori, Eagle, Koplon. Although they are based on metonymy  (i.e., the name of the family is transferred based on the person's dependence), there is no doubt that the metaphorical models worked in the basis of the secondary meaning of the term.

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2024-05-05