EXPLORING THE LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL DIMENSIONS OF THE CONCEPT OF “ADOLAT” IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH

Justice, linguistic dimension, cultural dimension, concept, cultural value, human language, meanings, connotations, explorations, translation, culture, perspectives, semantic value, syntactic dimension, pragmatic discrepancies, ethical conduct.

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This article delves into the linguistic and cultural dimensions of the concept of "Adolat" (justice) in both Uzbek and English. It discusses the lexical variations, semantic associations, and cultural values attributed to the concept, shedding light on the ways it is understood and expressed in the two languages. According to the long scientific research way, there has been wide range of discussions towards the discrepancies of the word “adolat” in meaning between Uzbek and English languages concerning cultural and areal differences of the particular communities. As far as the mentioned concept is concerned, upcoming ideas discussed below will be under hesitation to be concluded in appropriate matter even though there is not any concrete solution to the difference and similarities of the word regarding the definitional and cultural value of the concept in contexts