Semantic Characteristics Of Phraseologisms With Anthroponymic Component In German And Uzbek Languages
Keywords:
Phraseology, linguistics, linguoculturologyAbstract
This article examines the role and importance of phraseology in German and Uzbek linguistics; surveys the scholarly views of various linguists in the field; analyzes phraseological units that involve personal names in German and Uzbek.
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