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The article examines how linguistic selection and interpersonal positioning interact dynamically by performing a stylistic analysis of formal and informal registers. Language is something much greater than a container of information; it is one of ...

This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the semantic connotations and translation challenges of color-coded phraseological units in Uzbek and English. Color symbolism represents a linguoculturally marked phenomenon reflecting national me...

The syntagmatic complexity of phraseological units, and the corresponding complexity of paradigmatic relations, which are synonymy, antonymy, and homonymy, increasingly characterize modern English lexicography. The study of these lexical phenomena...

The monumental growth of the English language has made it a complicated international phenomenon, and it has given rise to a fierce academic controversy over whether it should be used as a pragmatic lingua franca or as a means of linguistic imperi...

Affixation is a morphological process in English lexicology, which is the main way to build up the lexicon by attaching bound morphemes to base forms. This paper looks at how prefixes and suffixes interact to form new units of semantics and gramma...

This paper is an exploration on how immigrant diaspora is portrayed in the A Thousand Splendid Suns and Sea Prayer by Khaled Hosseini. It dwells on the representation of migration as a psychological and cultural process but not a movement. The stu...

Proverbs, as reflections of a people's ancient wisdom, inevitably encapsulate a nation's mode of thought, lifestyle, and ethnoculture. Over centuries, a nation bequeaths its accumulated life experiences to future generations through various media....

One of the most difficult phenomena in the Machine Translation realm, and especially concerning English to Uzbek machine translation is polysemy — its meaning multiple in it. In this study, we explore the effect of polysemantic words on translatio...

This article examines the practice of compiling divans in classical Eastern literature, the history of this tradition, and the principles of organizing a divan. It also discusses the significance of Kamoliy's divan within our classical literary he...

This article discusses the means of simile found in sources from the XI-XII centuries. The semantic scope of similes is studied, and their functional characteristics in concretizing concepts, figurative expression, and ensuring emotionality are hi...