ARAB XALQ OGʻZAKI IJODIDA HAYVONLAR ALLEGORIYASI
Keywords:
Arab xalq ogʻzaki ijodida koʻp uchrovchi hayvon nomlari, arab adabiyotida hayvon nomlarining madaniy, ijtimoiy va lingvistik ma’no anglatish xususiyatlari, tuya (جمل), echki (تيس) tulki (ثعلب), sher (أسد), it (كلب), boʻri (ذئب), eshak (حمار), choʻchqa (خنزير), hayvon (حيوان), ilon (حية) atamalarining ma’no anglatish xususiyatlari, duo niyatida hayvon nomlarining qoʻllanilishi, qargʻash niyatida hayvon nomlarining qoʻllanilishi.Abstract
Xalq og‘zaki ijodi insoniyat madaniyatining eng qadimiy va eng asosiy shakllaridan biridir. Ayniqsa, arab xalq og‘zaki ijodida hayvonlarga oid atamalar, maqollar va hikmatli so‘zlar keng tarqalgan. Bu so‘zlar xalqning ijtimoiy hayoti, axloqiy qadriyatlari va dunyoqarashining muhim qismiga aylangan. Hayvonlar ramzi sifatida o‘ziga xos qiyofa, xarakter va insoniy sifatlarni ifodalashda og‘zaki va yozma adabiyotda keng qo‘llaniladi.
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