Semantics of wishes/applause/prayers associated with religious terms

Maxamadjon Pulatbaevich Aripov

doi:10.21744/ijllc.v7n4.1808

Authors

Maxamadjon Pulatbaevich Aripov
muhammadjon.aripov.84@mail.ru
Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

deeds righteous, faith, good deeds, infidel, melaike, praise, prophet

Abstract

This article is devoted to the participation and art of religious concepts in Turkish wishes and applause and prayers. In recent years, studies of various levels have been carried out in the field of linguistics, based on the lexical-semantic and grammatical features of the language. In particular, effective work is being done to study the linguistic features of artistic sources on folklore. In addition to proverbs, phraseologies, there have been scientific works and studies devoted to the linguistic features of wishes and applause (applause-curses). These are being studied by folklorists as cultural units. In particular, there have been studies on the names of epics, fairy tales, wedding ceremonies, linguistic features of wedding songs, lexical and semantic analysis of Uzbek folk riddles. These cultural units are characteristic of oral discourse, although they are found in both formal and formal literature. Naturally, to research such a subject, it is necessary to know the way of thinking of that people. The word applause is derived from the ancient Turkic language and means to praise, honor, with good wishes. The use of religious words used in Turkish wishes and applause is aimed at revealing the meanings and artistic image of the term.

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