Zoonyms In The Paremias Of The Russian And Uzbek Languages

Bekmukhamedova Nargiz Islamovna; Bozorova Sabokhat Ramazonovna

doi:10.31149/ijhcs.v4i6.3213

Bekmukhamedova Nargiz Islamovna
Bozorova Sabokhat Ramazonovna

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31149/ijhcs.v4i6.3213

Keywords: zoonyms, proverb, comparison, bear, calf, sheep, horse, dog, learning

Abstract

Zoonyms in the paremias of the Russian and Uzbek languages are an original linguistic layer that reveals the specifics of the worldview of culture carriers. Any language, going through the regular stages of its development over hundreds and thousands of years, invariably becomes overgrown with inclusions that came into it from other dialects. Naturally, this happened with the Uzbek language, whose speakers lived at the intersection of many civilizations, contacted and continue to interact with representatives of hundreds of languages and dozens of language

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