RUSSIAN AND UZBEK VERBS: PARALLELS IN DESCRIBING THE ANIMAL WORLD
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https://doi.org/10.62536/sjehss.2026.v4.i10.pp18-20Keywords:
Lexical composition of a language, lexico-semantic group, bestial verbs, interlingual equivalence, translation.Abstract
The article analyses the correspondences between Russian and Uzbek bestial verbs classified into lexico-semantic groups. Bestial verbal vocabulary is distinguished by a wealth of meanings and is represented by a variety of forms, constructions and combined means of expressing knowledge about the animal world.
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