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https://doi.org/10.37547/pedagogics-crjp-02-12-02
LITERARY CHARACTERISTICS OF ONOMATOPOEIC ITEMS IN THE UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
Abstract
We’re sure you’ve heard an onomatopoeia or used an onomatopoeia lots of times without even realising it. This article is dedicated to the problem of linguistic features of onomatopoeia in literature and discusses the role of conceptual meaning in understanding distinctive usage of onomatopeia words in written language. It is mainly focused on the characteristics of onomatopeia words in literary texts. The article gave an example to help you understand onomatopoeia. You can also learn why it is used and how you can use it to improve your written and oral English.
Keywords
Onomatopoeia, Modern poetry, Uzbek poetry, Comparative literature, reflective words, appearance-based words
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