THE REFLECTION OF THE CONCEPT OF PROSPERITY IN THE LINGUISTIC WORLDVIEW

This thesis examines the reflection of the concept of prosperity in the linguistic worldview, focusing on how language represents people's perceptions of happiness, well-being, material security, emotional stability, and social harmony. Prosperity is a multidimensional concept that encompasses not only financial stability and comfortable living conditions but also physical health, family happiness, spiritual satisfaction, and a sense of belonging to society. Language plays a significant role in expressing these aspects through lexical units, phraseological expressions, metaphors, proverbs, and culturally specific concepts. The study explores the relationship between language, culture, and collective consciousness in shaping people's understanding of a prosperous and fulfilling life.