LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE LANGUAGE OF FOLK EPICS

Abstract

It is difficult to imagine Uzbek folklore without the sons of Ergash Jumanbulbul, son of Fazil Yoldosh, son of Muhammadqul Jamurod, son of Islam poet Nazar, who are considered to be its potential donors. Their great service is that they delivered to us the rich epic heritage of the Uzbek people created over the centuries. Two of the Uzbek folk poets - Ergash poet and Fozil poet - are distinguished from others by the number and weight of their creative repertoire, artistic sophistication, and the uniqueness of their style.

Folk poets used the elements of language to decorate the artistic language in order to describe the events of the epic in an extremely interesting and exciting way. Usually, a high idea is expressed through high artistry in folklore works. The greatness of folk art lies in this high artistry. And this is expressed through a beautiful, juicy, attractive artistic language. Phraseological units found in Uzbek folk epics are diverse according to their semantic-stylistic nature and have their own characteristics.