SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF ARABIC FOLK PROVERBS DEDICATED TO WOMEN

This article aims to study Arabic folk proverbs about women in various classifications. In particular, proverbs about daughters, the image of a mother, marriage, the role of women in the family, and elderly women are analyzed in separate groups. Through this, the article explores how women have been evaluated in folklore.

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Oriental Journal of Philology
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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.37547/supsci-ojp-05-03-33
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Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis
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SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF ARABIC FOLK PROVERBS DEDICATED TO WOMEN

Sayyora Abdullayeva
Oriental Journal of Philology
Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis
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SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF ARABIC FOLK PROVERBS DEDICATED TO WOMEN

Sayyora Abdullayeva
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This article aims to study Arabic folk proverbs about women in various classifications. In particular, proverbs about daughters, the image of a mother, marriage, the role of women in the family, and elderly women are analyzed in separate groups. Through this, the article explores how women have been evaluated in folklore.

Oriental Journal of PhilologyVol. 05(03)
Oriental University (RU)
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