SOMATISM AS A COMPONENT OF PHRASES IN ENGLISH AND KARAKALPAK LANGUAGES

Abstract

Somatic phraseological units are primarily symbolic and imaginative expressions that draw on observations of human or animal behavior to portray a person's emotional state. In somatic language, body part names are utilized to describe functions that people encounter in their daily lives. The quantity and range of groups of phraseological units, which involve somatic language, are determined by the relevance and importance of specific organs or body parts. Consequently, this paper examines the notions of somatic language and phrases, as well as the contrast  between somatic expressions in English and Karakalpak.