LINGUOCULTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT OF “BOYLIK” (WEALTH) IN ENGLISH AND UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
concept, linguoculturology, wealth, semantics, proverb, phraseologism, folk thinkingAbstract
This article is devoted to the linguoculturological analysis of the concept of “wealth” in English and Uzbek. The study highlights the national and cultural characteristics of the concept of ‘wealth’ through lexical units, proverbs and phraseologisms related to the concept. It also analyzes the role of this concept in the relationship between language and culture and studies how it is reflected in the thinking of the two peoples.
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