THE SOCIO-CULTURAL CONTEXT OF THE LEXEME “HAND” IN GERMAN AND UZBEK PHRASEOLOGY
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This article analyzes the socio-cultural context of the lexeme “hand” in German and Uzbek phraseologies, focusing on its semantics, pragmatics, and cultural connotations. The study provides a comparative analysis of the role and function of the lexeme “hand” within phraseological units in both German and Uzbek languages.
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