Author: Shukurxo‘jayeva, Roziyaxon Zaynobddin qizi

Annotation: This article examines the history of studying phytomorphic phraseological units in Turkic linguistics. Phytomorphic phraseologisms are interpreted as fixed expressions based on plant names. The paper analyzes their origin, semantic features, and spheres of usage. It is shown that their study in Turkic linguistics initially emerged within ethnolinguistic research. In later stages, their place within the phraseological system was defined. The author provides a comparative analysis of studies conducted in different periods. The significance of phytomorphic phraseologisms in reflecting national culture and worldview is revealed. Special attention is paid to their imagery and expressiveness. Examples from Turkic languages are presented in the article. The findings are important for the fields of phraseology and linguoculturology.

Keywords: phytomorph, phraseologism, Turkish, scholars, linguistics.

Pages in journal: 165 - 172