LINGUACULTURAL STUDY OF PROVERBS ON THE THEME OF "MOTHERLAND" IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES

This thesis explores the linguacultural significance of proverbs centered around the theme of "Motherland" in the Uzbek and English languages. Proverbs are an essential part of any culture, encapsulating the values, beliefs, and worldview of a society. By examining and comparing Uzbek and English proverbs related to the "Motherland," this study aims to reveal how each culture conceptualizes the relationship between individuals and their homeland, the role of national identity, and the cultural importance attached to the concept of "Motherland." Through linguistic and cultural analysis, this thesis seeks to highlight the shared and distinctive elements in both cultures' understanding of the Motherland, as reflected in their proverbial expressions.