Journal of Word Art – Сўз санъати халқаро журнали – Международный журнал искусства слова Volume 4 Issue 2 (2021)
TYPES OF SOMATIC PHRASEOLOGIES IN KOREAN ACCORDING TO THE MEANING OF EXPRESSION
Баёнханова Ирода Фуркатовна
Abstract
This article is about phraseological units used in the Korean language and linguists views on phraseological units in Korea and Russia. The article discusses the fact that phraseology is an integral part of every language, which is studied in the section of phraseology, which is a separate part of linguistics. They are linguistic means with a more complex structure than the lexical units of language, those structure is lexical-semantic functional-methodological and syntactic functions, as well as units with specific formation features. The article examines the lexical and semantic features of comparative phraseological units in Korean, as well as the ways of their expression in Korean, where the role of comparative phraseology in human communicative activity, the transmission of emotive expressive semantics in Korean is to identify specific forms and methods. Here the essence of comparative phraseological units, what and by what means they are expressed and how they undergo quantitative and qualitative changes, what lexical, semantic transformations when we translate into Uzbek, and to draw theoretical and practical conclusions.
фразеология, пословица, фразеологизм, лексические единицы, значение фразеологии, образно-фразеологический, коннотационный, коннотативный компонент фразеологизмов, переносимое фразеологическое значениеPhraseology, proverb, phraseological unit, lexical units, meaning of phraseology, image-phraseological, connotation, connotative component phraseological units, portable phraseological meaningFrazeologiya, maqol, frazeologik birlik, leksik birliklar, frazeologizmlarning ma’nosi, obraz-frazeologik, konnotatsiya, konnotativ komponent frazeologik birliklar, ko’chma frazeologik ma’no
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