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DOI: Linguo-Cultural Aspects Of Anthroponyms Used In Samples Of Uzbek Folklore
Zaripov Botir Pulatovich , (Phd) Associate Professor Of Navoi State Pedagogical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
The article describes some of the names used in folk tales and fairy tales and their meanings, the connection between the fate of the hero and his name, the events described in the play and the linguocultural aspects of the names of the heroes.
Keywords
Epics and fairy tales, names of heroes
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