THE USE OF THE LEXEME "FOOT" IN PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN GERMAN AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
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foot, proverb, semantics, pragmatics, linguocultural features, German language, Uzbek language.Abstract
The article analyzes the linguocultural features of the lexeme "foot" in German and Uzbek proverbs. The semantics, pragmatics, and cultural connotations of the lexeme "foot" are examined.
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