THE SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION AND STYLISTIC FEATURES OF SOME BEHAVIOR PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE

This article is devoted to the analysis of the semantic classification and stylistic features of certain phraseological units expressing human behavior in the Uzbek language. Phraseological units, as stable linguistic expressions that reflect the worldview, psychology, and social experience of the people, vividly represent various aspects of human character both positive and negative traits. The study examines the role of these phraseological units in expressing human behavior, character, and psychological states from linguistic and stylistic perspectives. The article classifies behavior-related phraseological units into several semantic groups and defines their semantic fields. In addition, the use of such expressions in artistic, colloquial, and journalistic styles is illustrated through examples. The analysis also reveals the connection between the national-cultural characteristics of Uzbek phraseology and the worldview and value system of the people. The findings of the study have practical significance for a deeper understanding of the semantic system of Uzbek phraseology and its application in translation studies and stylistics

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