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THE ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STRUCTURAL-GRAMMATICAL UNITS IN PHENOMENOLOGY

Abulkhayirov Doston Fayzullo ugli,Avlayev Ja’farbek Shovkat ugli, Buriyev Ogabek alisher ugli , Samarkand economy and service institute

Abstract

Phraseological units that share the same structure and function of comparative research are studied in relation to general and particular features of the studied languages (verbal, adjectival, comparative, phraseological units with sentence content, phraseological units of different structural models), as well as phraseological units whose components are similar (somatisms, onomastic), having the same kind of symbolic meaning (fields and groups of phraseological units with the same semantics), and work is done on all phraseological funds of languages. The study's findings demonstrate that a thorough examination of each unique microsystem, each with a shared characteristic and a unique quality, is necessary for a comprehensive understanding of the phraseological system as a whole, which is distinguished by complexity and inconsistency.

Keywords

Phraseology, semantics, special features, linguistic variables, and grammatical structure

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THE ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STRUCTURAL-GRAMMATICAL UNITS IN PHENOMENOLOGY. (2024). International Journal of Artificial Intelligence, 4(03), 48-50. https://www.academicpublishers.org/journals/index.php/ijai/article/view/439