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Comparative typology of proverbs of different languages retains its priority inthe study of many fundamental problems related to the relationship between language and thinking. Undoubtedly, it testifies to the relevance of the topic. In this study, a comparative analysis of Azerbaijani and Uzbek proverbs has been investigated. It istrue that although the rules of Azerbaijani and Uzbek languages are slightly different from each other, the relevant aspects attract more attention and this harmony is felt at every step. It goes without saying that this similarity between the languages comes from the fact that Turkic-speaking peoples are categorized as related languages. More than five hundred proverbs were studied for comparison. As a result, it was found that almost ninety-nine percent of Azerbaijani and Uzbek proverbs are fully compatible with each other in terms of semantics and lexical structure, as well as being euphemistic or dysphemistic in both languages. Therefore, we hope that the systematic study of such research will have a positive impact on a deeper understanding of the relationship between the two fraternal peoples in all areas, and on the preservation of the beauty of both languages.
Məmmədov et al. (Tue,) studied this question.