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THE USE OF METAPHORS IN I. YUSUPOV’S WORKS

Abdiev Azamat

Abstract


This article is devoted to the analyze the words, which are formed with the affixes -day // -dey, -tay // -tey, and also the words comparisons  arqalı, yańlı, misli, mısal, kibi and others.  Such words are especially powerful in poetic works, they are very close to imagery, and the themes left by the poem are very figurative and effective. In the works of Ibraim Yusupov, the words created using the words misil, misal, megzer, shelli, tüwe were interpreted with examples in the Karakalpak language. Besides it, in this paper studied in-depth study of the literary language and metaphors of the work of the Hero of Uzbekistan, People's Poet of Uzbekistan and Karakalpakstan Ibrayim Yusupov. And the metaphors also reserched in this paper, and regarding to obtained results, in the Karakalpak language can be divided into three groups depending on the degree of national character and stylistic differences.

Keywords: Linguistics, artistic means, tropes, metaphors, style, poetic language.


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