PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATING STYLISTIC MEANS IN THE EPISTLE "ALPOMYSH"
Keywords:
semantics, ballada, society, hyperbolar, stylisticsAbstract
The article presents a semantic-stylistic analysis of hyperbole and similes in the Uzbek folk epic Alpomish. At the same time, valuable ideas and observations of world and Uzbek linguists about the stylistic composition of words in the epic are analyzed.
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