STUDYING LINGUISTIC UNITS EXPRESSING EMOTIONS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Keywords:
lexicon, semantics, emotions, linguistics, linguistic culture.Abstract
The study focuses on the lexical-semantic field of linguistic units expressing emotions in English and Uzbek, analyzing their structural composition and semantics. The research aims to compare these lexical-semantic fields in both languages, generalize their common features, and identify language-specific phenomena.
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