SEMANTIC FEATURES OF TONGUE TWISTERS FORMED ON THE CLOUD LEXICON IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES

Abstract

Annotation. This article analyzes the semantic features of tongue twisters formed on the basis of cloud lexicon in Uzbek and English languages. Through comparative examination, it discusses lexical-semantic fields, metaphorical meanings, sound symbolism, and cultural connotations associated with cloud-related vocabulary. The research reveals similarities such as the use of alliteration, phonetic play, and visual imagery, while Uzbek tongue twisters exhibit deeper links to nature symbolism and expressive morphology. The findings demonstrate how cloud lexemes strengthen the structural, phonetic, and semantic depth of tongue twisters in both languages.