Representation of Moral Values in the Russian and Uzbek Proverbs
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/mjssh.v1i6.398Keywords:
ethical view, moral values, cultural, paremias, semantic, content, spiritual values, phenomenaAbstract
This article deals with the significant points of representation of moral values in the Russian and Uzbek proverbs. On the other hand, peculiarities of using proverb in language, problems of translating them into another language especially with the meaning of cultural value were discussed.
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