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INGLIZ, RUS VA O‘ZBEK TILLARIDA HIS-TUYG‘U KONSEPTLARINING LINGVOKULTUROLOGIK TALQINI

emotion concepts, linguoculturological interpretation, national mentality, cultural code, semantic field, comparative analysis, figurative thinking, communicative norms, English, Russian, Uzbek.

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This article explores the linguoculturological interpretation of basic emotion concepts in English, Russian, and Uzbek languages through a comprehensive comparative analysis. The main goal of the research is to determine how universal emotional notions, such as “joy/quvonch/радость”, “anger/g‘azab/гнев”, “love/muhabbat/любовь”, “sadness/qayg‘u/печаль”, “fear/qo‘rquv/страх”, acquire distinct semantic, figurative, and axiological structures in different linguocultural spaces, and to identify their place in national mentality, social norms, and the system of communicative etiquette.