English, Uzbek, and Tajik Languages: Linguacultural Characteristics of Color Symbolism

The article is devoted to the comparative analysis of color symbolism in English, Uzbek, and Tajik linguacultures. It explores how color terms transcend their physical descriptions to become carriers of deep cultural, historical, and emotional meanings. Through the IMRAD structure, the research identifies universal and culture-specific aspects of color perception. The study highlights that while some colors like white and black share common symbolic grounds across these languages, others like green and blue exhibit unique national nuances rooted in religion and geography.