LINGUISTIC AND LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF THE CONCEPT “JOY” IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

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Makhliyo Khasanova

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This article analyzes the linguistic expression and linguocultural content of the concept of 'joy' in English and Uzbek languages. Based on conceptual analysis, it explores how the feeling of joy is described in both languages, what metaphors and phraseological units are used to express it, and how the concept is treated in the culture of each society.

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