PECULIARITIES OF TRANSLATING UZBEK PROVERBS AND SAYINGS INTO RUSSIAN
Keywords:
Uzbek proverbs, translation, Russian language, cultural equivalence, linguistic adaptation, metaphor, proverbial wisdom, intercultural communication.Abstract
Proverbs and sayings are an integral component of any nation’s linguistic and cultural wealth. In Uzbek, as in other languages, proverbs encapsulate the collective wisdom, traditions, worldview, and moral standards of the people. They serve as a bridge between generations, harmonizing past experiences with contemporary realities. However, when it comes to translation, especially into a language as closely related geographically and historically as Russian, many linguistic, cultural, and cognitive challenges arise.
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