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PERCEPTIVE FEATURES OF THE UZBEK IDIOMATIC WORDS AND THEIR ANALOGOUS IN ENGLISH

Qahorov Maqsud Usmon o'g'li2nd-course student Masters department Uzbek State World Languages University
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<em>The advancing of the Uzbek semantics and learning ways to deal with language, particularly, issues of mental semantics have been investigated in the article. The outcomes show that mental methodology and techniques for mental language materials did regulation of lexical units of the Uzbek language, as the materials of the Uzbek language show the reasons of calculated association of phonetic units, including the semantic component of mental etymological association were enlightened in the article. The primary qualities of informal units depended on reasonable association. A few informal expressions of the Uzbek language were converted into English with their counterparts. An assortment of Uzbek language materials depends on the view of the real world, information, potential open doors semantic memory of individuals. The article is committed to the exploration of ways of idiomaticity in the Uzbek word development. It portrays different reasons for the development of idiomaticity in compound words. The point of the exploration work is the investigation of the mental part of colloquial expressions of the Uzbek language. The job of mental systems in word arrangement and verbalization of language units is considered as one of the effective issues of semantics. The writer of the article breaks down the mental bases of the development of informal words in the Uzbek language. Reasonable metonymy, applied similitude, and metaphtonymy were exhibited as fundamental mental systems in the arrangement of colloquial words. Besides, the article covers the issues of causing colloquial words because of's how individuals might interpret the world, their appearance in person's comprehension, and the course of an impression of mental instruments in the arrangement of the idea.</em>

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