Author: Qilicheva, Mohinur

Annotation: Due to the coexistence of simple, linguistic, and scientific knowledge of the world, the landscape of the world in world languages creates secondary meanings - metaphors, figurative meanings as a result of the analysis of the sky and the universe, human and personality, kindness, consciousness and thinking, etc. Also, one lexeme can express different meanings in different scenes of the world, and the meaning of one concept can be expanded even more in different languages. In the direct anthropocentric analysis, luck-suerte lexemes and the wide periphery surrounding them are a clear factual example of this, and it was observed in artistic texts that these words more vividly reveal the image of the linguistic personality in Uzbek and Spanish languages.

Keywords: omad (luck), suerte, figurative meaning, etymology

Pages in journal: 59 - 64