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https://doi.org/10.37547/ijll/Volume05Issue03-23
Linguocultural importance of English phytonym proverbs
Abstract
This article explores the intrinsic connection between language and culture through the lens of English proverbs containing phytonyms (plant names). Proverbs, as an essential part of folklore, serve as a reflection of a nation’s worldview, traditions, and way of thinking. The study highlights how phytonyms in English proverbs encapsulate cultural values, historical experiences, and collective wisdom.
Keywords
Phytonym, proverbs, paremiology
References
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