YAPON TILIDAGI ONOMATOPOETIK SO'ZLAR (GIONGO, GITAIGO)NING LEKSIKO-SEMANTIK TUZILISH XUSUSIYATLARI
Keywords:
Kalit so‘zlar: yapon tili, onomatopoetik so‘zlar, giongo, gitaigo, tovush- simvolika, ideofon, leksiko-semantik tuzilma, mora tizimi, reduplikatsiya.Abstract
ANNOTATSIYA
Mazkur maqolada yapon tilidagi onomatopoetik so‘zlar (giongo, gitaigo)ning
leksiko-semantik xususiyatlari tahlil qilinadi. Tadqiqot giongo, giseigo, gitaigo,
giyougo va gijougo kabi kategoriyalarni o‘z ichiga oladi. Natijalar shuni ko‘rsatadiki,
bu birliklar mora asosidagi fonologik tuzilma, tovush-simvolika va reduplikatsiya
modellari bilan tavsiflanadi va ular nafaqat tovushlarni, balki holat, his-tuyg‘u va
kognitiv jarayonlarni ifodalash uchun xizmat qiladi.
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