Stylistic Features Of The Concept Of Kinetic Movement In English And Uzbek Languages

Abstract

This article presents a comparative analysis of the stylistic features of the concept of kinetic movement in the English and Uzbek languages from a linguocognitive perspective. The study examines the semantic and stylistic potential of verbs, phraseological units, and expressive means used to represent kinetic movement. Particular attention is paid to the functioning of kinetic movement in literary, journalistic, and colloquial discourse. The analysis demonstrates that while the concept of kinetic movement in both languages shares universal characteristics, it also reflects distinct national and cultural features shaped by linguistic structure and cultural worldview.