ANALYSIS OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS REPRESENTING TIME SEGMENTS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Keywords:
Phraseological units, temporal segments, English language, Uzbek language, comparative linguistics, cultural linguistics, idioms.Abstract
This article presents a comparative linguistic analysis of phraseological units (PUs) that denote time segments in the English and Uzbek languages. Time is a universal category, yet its linguistic manifestation is deeply rooted in the cultural and historical consciousness of a nation. By examining the semantic, structural, and cultural characteristics of temporal idioms, this study identifies both universal cognitive patterns and language-specific nuances. The findings suggest that while English PUs often reflect a linear-economic view of time, Uzbek PUs are frequently tied to agricultural cycles and traditional lifestyles.
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