LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF PROPER NOUNS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
Abstract
Naming a single entity is one of the basic speed, acts, included by the class of declaratives, alongside declaring war, dismissing and be questing. People and peaces, pets and hurricanes, and festivities, institution and commercial products, works of art and shops are given a name. Naming serves to highlight entities that play a role in people’s daily life, and to establish and maintain an individually in a society. Objects of analysis of onomastic people’s names, proper nouns have been investigated by philosophers, logicians, anthropologists and psychologists, but only sporadically by linguists: e.g. with different approaches and concerns, Sloat[1,26-30] , Gary – Prieur [2, 47-53].
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