Reflection of Color Symbolism in Paremiology of English, Uzbek and Karakalpak Languages [PDF]
Khodjalepesova Indira Mukhitdinovna
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Provérbio e jogo de palavras na «Farsa de Inês Pereira»
Ilka Vale de Carvalho
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VERBALIZATION OF THE CONCEPT “RAIN” IN PHRASEOLOGY AND PAREMIOLOGY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Т А Попова
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Subordination In Biblical Paremiological Utterances [PDF]
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ZOONYMIC LEXICON OF KARAKALPAK AND ENGLISH PAREMIOLOGY
This article explores the zoonymic lexicon found in Karakalpak and English proverbs, highlighting how animals serve as symbolic figures that convey cultural values, human traits, and social norms. By analyzing the representation of key animals such as the wolf, horse, and camel in Karakalpak proverbs, and the wolf, bird, and sheep in English sayings ...
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THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF PAREMIOLOGICAL UNITS IN EDUCATION
This article explores the role and significance of paremiological units-proverbs, sayings, and idiomatic expressions-in the educational process. The study emphasizes how the integration of these linguistic elements in teaching enhances students' cultural awareness, moral development, and language skills.
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Comparative Slavic phraseology and paremiology: Cornerstones and stumbling blocks
Boris Yu. Norman
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Paremiology of the Russian Language in the Traditional and Modern World Pictures (on the Material of Proverbs about Work and Labour) [PDF]
Ogla Vladimirovna Borscheva
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Linguocultural peculiarities of Paremiological dictionary in Linguistics
Paremiological dictionaries, which catalog proverbs and their meanings, serve as valuable resources for understanding both language and culture. In the context of the English language, these dictionaries provide insights into the social, moral, and historical values embedded in proverbs.
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VALUE CONSTANTS OF THE RUSIN PAREMIOLOGY (COMPARED WITH THE UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES) [PDF]
Olga V. Lomakina, Valery Mokienko
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