ANALYSIS OF GENDER-ORIENTED EXPRESSIONS RELATED TO WOMEN IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the formation, development, and semantic characteristics of the image of
women in the Uzbek language and Uzbek culture based on linguocultural, anthropological, and socio-cultural approaches. The
image of women is interpreted in close connection with the centuries-old historical experience of the Uzbek people, their
religious beliefs, moral values, customs, traditions, and traditional social institutions. The article substantiates that perceptions of
women are reflected in the language system through stable, stereotyped, yet semantically rich and multilayered linguistic units.
These units reveal the national worldview and cultural mentality embedded in the linguistic consciousness of Uzbek speakers