Muallif: Mardanova G.F.

Chop etilgan yil: 2024

Nashriyot: SamDCHTI

Chop etilgan shahar: Samarqand

Mardanova G.F. Linguocultural aspects of paremiological units // International Conference Advanced methods of ensuring quality of education: Problems and opportunities, 2-3 May, 2024y. 99-102 b.

Abstract:
The aricle investigates linguistic and cultural aspects of paremiological units. Also, structural and semantic features of proverbs are studied from a scientific point of view.
Key words: proverb, paremiological units, folklore, lexical units, linguistic and cultural value
doi: https://doi.org/10.2024/71f76x08

A proverb “decorates speech, gives it beauty and clarity, makes visible what is being discussed, and a proverb gives it completeness, completeness and emotional coloring.” A.N. Martynova believed that this problem in paremiology arose due to the unclear differentiation of proverbs and sayings by the people themselves. Snegirev noted that the saying is very close to phraseological units grammatically, semantically, and structurally: “Sayings, without containing the full meaning, express only a hint, application, likening, comparison, a commonly used turn of phrase.” Combining the above definitions, we can say that a proverb is a folk clichéd saying with grammatical and semantic completeness, that is, it is a simple or complex sentence that has a direct or figurative meaning and conveys the culture, values, and way of life of the people. A proverb is a short saying, that is, it is a phrase a set expression, or a sentence with an elliptical part (or parts). Proverbs are usually expressed in sentences and they are divided into proverbs expressed in simple sentences and proverbs expressed in complex sentences.