LINGUOSPIRITUALITY IN PROVERBS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
linguospiritual, semantic, language, proverb, folk, national, meaningful word.Abstract
Nowadays the influence of proverbs that passed down from century to century, on human spirituality is recognized as the path of language to human perfection. They contain dozens of semantic aspects of speech, all examples of artistic means, poetic movements. Over the years, it has been systematically used in live speech and interpersonal communication, as well as in artistic, historical and scientific works. In the given article, the author studies the linguistic and spiritual specificity of proverbs with the "language" component and provides relevant examples.
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