The Associative Field Of The Concept “Friendship" In The Uzbek And Russian Languages: A Comparative Description Of Core And Peripheral Units

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  • Davanov Shamsiddin Faxriddin ugli Independent Researcher at the Denov Institute of Entrepreneurship and Pedagogy

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62480/tjpch.2026.vol53.pp69-72

Keywords:

Concept Of Friendship, Associative Field, Core, Periphery

Abstract

This article examines the associative field of the concept of “friendship” in Uzbek and Russian from a contrastive and linguocognitive perspective. It focuses on the core and peripheral units of the associative field, their semantic features, and their cultural significance. Associations related to loyalty, trust, support, sincerity, devotion, and mutual assistance are considered. The study identifies shared and culture-specific features of the concept of friendship in Uzbek and Russian linguistic worldviews. It also explores how friendship reflects interpersonal relationships, moral values, and social solidarity

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2026-10-26

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Vol. 53 (2026): TJPCH

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The Associative Field Of The Concept “Friendship" In The Uzbek And Russian Languages: A Comparative Description Of Core And Peripheral Units. (2026). Texas Journal of Philology, Culture and History , 53, 69-72. https://doi.org/10.62480/tjpch.2026.vol53.pp69-72