LINGUISTIC FEATURES OF EMOTIVE WORDS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
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Keywords: Emotive words, English, Uzbek, linguistic features, emotions, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, cultural influences.Abstrak
Annotation: The study aims to explore and compare the linguistic features of emotive words in English and Uzbek, focusing on how emotions are expressed and categorized in both languages. Emotive words play a significant role in communication, as they convey feelings, attitudes, and subjective experiences. This paper investigates the syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic aspects of emotive words and how cultural factors shape their use in English and Uzbek. The findings suggest that while both languages use emotive words to express similar feelings, the structure and intensity of these words vary significantly due to linguistic and cultural differences.
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