Conclusion of chapter I
In
chapter I, the issue of learning lexical and semantic relation of hyponyms
in words in Uzbek and English languages, we came to the conclusion that every
linguist the scientist tried to fully reveal the nature and foundations of these theme
in their scientific research work.
In short, relationships are central to cognitive
processes such as categorization and reasoning. Hyponym and hyperonym
relations are very important in expressing the concept or idea of lexical units and
introducing logical connection in speech. There is no clear evidence that the
hypero-hyponomic relationship is more of a linguistic-lexical relationship a
cognitive-semantic relationship. Until now, the lexical relation of hyponymy has
not been the focus of many lexical semantic relation-based studies, but it is
observed in the "gender-species" relation.
Furthermore, we can clearly coclude that the hyponym in linguistics,
semantics and genaral semantics describes the relationship between a genric terms
or words which are called hypernym and a specific example of it which is
hyponmy. According to the English and Uzbek linguistics scholars’s opinions and
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research work, the hyponymy is words or phrase is more explicit in semantic
branch and concrete than its hypernymic units. However, the hypernym is also
known as a superordinate word that means the broader than tha hyponymy in the
semantic field. Also, the hierarchical structure can be mostly observed in
hyponym in the semantic fields. In this situations, the meaning goes from general
and abstract to specific and concrete. This condition is mostly occurred from top to
the bottom which is the higer level or layer is more general and abstract and the
lower level or layer is more specific and concrete such as “tool”- “study tool” –
“pen” – “blue and red pen”.
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