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Synonymic Relations Of Abstract Words, M. Hakimova
Synonymic Relations Of Abstract Words, M. Hakimova
Scientific journal of the Fergana State University
This article analyzes the synonymic approach of abstract words. The synonymic relationships between denotative and connotative differences were analyzed in detail. The synonymy and gradation of abstract words have been explained. Oral synonymy of abstract words has also been emphasized so that there is a tendency of expression of complicated abstract essences in speech with a clear, exact names for people, simplicity and figurative expressions.
The Names Of The Diseases Cited In The Book “Canon Of Medicine (Abu Ali Ibn Sina)” And Their Specific Linguoculturological Aspects In Uzbek And English, F. Qosimova
Scientific journal of the Fergana State University
The article offers a linguocultural analysis of the names of diseases cited in the book “Canon of Medicine”.
Synonymic Relations Of Abstract Words, M. Hakimova
Synonymic Relations Of Abstract Words, M. Hakimova
Scientific journal of the Fergana State University
This article analyzes the synonymic approach of abstract words. The synonymic relationships between denotative and connotative differences were analyzed in detail. The synonymy and gradation of abstract words have been explained. Oral synonymy of abstract words has also been emphasized so that there is a tendency of expression of complicated abstract essences in speech with a clear, exact names for people, simplicity and figurative expressions.
The Names Of The Diseases Cited In The Book “Canon Of Medicine (Abu Ali Ibn Sina)” And Their Specific Linguoculturological Aspects In Uzbek And English, F. Qosimova
Scientific journal of the Fergana State University
The article offers a linguocultural analysis of the names of diseases cited in the book “Canon of Medicine”.