Keywords
paremiology
zoonym
linguoculture
thesaurus model
rare proverbs
zoonym
linguoculture
thesaurus model
rare proverbs
How to Cite
THESAURUS AND LINGUOCULTURAL ANALYSIS OF PROVERBS WITH ZOONYMIC COMPONENTS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH. (2026). WORLD OF PHILOLOGY, 5(9), 642-645. https://journals-kokandsu.uz/index.php/philo/article/view/6676
Abstract
This study systematizes rare and under-researched proverbs containing zoonymic components in Uzbek and English paremiology using a thesaurus-based approach and provides a comparative linguoculturological analysis. The research demonstrates how the lifestyle, ethnographic views, and cultural perception of nature of both nations are linguistically encoded through proverbs. A hierarchical thesaurus classification of less common zoonymic paremias is proposed.References
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