PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS AND THE LEXICALIZATION PHENOMENON
Abstract
This article comments on the lexeism of phraseological units in Uzbek linguistics. Examples of cases of stagnation and crossing phrases that are easily included in speech as a unit of language are described. Two semantic types of phrases based on the relationship between the meaning of a phrase and the meaning of lexemes in it were distinguished in the article: 1) phraseological integrity and 2) phraseological disorder. It has been observed that a meaning understood from phraseological units is a superficial, tolerable meaning and that it is a process of lexemization, and that the derivation of a complex meaning is an expression of conflicting meanings. A proper understanding of phraseological units is a logical mistake, exaggerating and exaggerating the action that was taken, and trying to explain the existence of common similarities and similarities that connect movements with the concept of a cluster. It has been argued that phraseological units are a product of the lexemization of linguistic units.