CLASSIFICATION OF LAXEMAS RELATING TO THE “SHEEP” LSG IN PROVERBS IN TERMS OF SUITABILITY FOR CONSUMPTION

Sharipova Maftuna Jamshidovna, Teacher of the Department of Uzbek Linguistics, Faculty of Philology, Bukhara State University

Abstract

This article explains the classification of Uzbek folk proverbs based on the «sheep» LSG, which reflects our national and cultural identity, in terms of their use and suitability in everyday life. The proverbs are named by separating them into spiritual groups. The close connection between the history of the language and the history of the people is evident in the paremiological structure of the language.

Ethnography, customs, worldview, daily lifestyle of a certain people are vividly reflected in the article, and these units contain information about the complete set of ethnographic realities, the historical and modern structure of society, and the characteristics of nature.

The existence of interlinguistic semantic equivalence of proverbs is related

not only to the linguistic kinship and socio-historical community of peoples, but also to the coincidence of many specific historical forms of material production and relations. The article presents and analyzes proverbs used by the Uzbek people based on their lifestyle.