LINGUOPOETIC STUDY OF PAREMIAS AND PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS WITH MYTHONYM COMPONENTS IN KHOREZM FOLKLORE

This article investigates the linguopoetic and semantic characteristics of paremiological units containing mythonyms within the system of Khorezmian and general Uzbek folklore. It analyzes the role of mythological figures such as Shayton (Satan), Farishta (Angel), Khizir, and Jin (Genie) in shaping the people's worldview and ethno-aesthetic values. The study identifies the metaphorical nature and emotional-expressive nuances of these units, leading to several scientific conclusions.