METRONOMY SYMBOLISM IN LANGUAGE INFORMATION

Authors

  • G'ofurova Sarvaraxon Scientific supervisor: Author
  • Abdumutalipova Malika the student of Andijan State Institute of foreign languages Author

Keywords:

Metonymy, Linguistics, Rhetoric, Figurative Language, Symbolism, Association, Cognitive Linguistics

Abstract

This article examines metonymy, a key figure of speech in linguistics and rhetoric. It discusses the concept, types, and functions of metonymy, differentiating it from metaphor while emphasizing its use in communication, literature, and media. Through examples and analysis, the article highlights how metonymy enriches language by creating associative links, simplifying complex ideas, and enhancing symbolic expression.

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Published

2024-11-27

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 34 (2024): INNOVATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS IN SCIENCE 2024

Section

Articles