Linguopoetic Study of Phonetic Repetitions in the Works of Nasir Fazilov

This article presents a comprehensive investigation into the linguopoetic and emotional-expressive potential of phonetic repetitions in the prose of the People's Writer of Uzbekistan, Nasir Fazilov. Based on the author's novellas and short stories, including "Toparman", "Munavvar tasvir", "Qush qanoti bilan", and "Sariq barmoq", the study examines at an academic level the stylistic role of consecutive repetitions of vowel and consonant sounds (assonance, alliteration, gemination) alongside sound-imitative acoustic structures in establishing textual rhythm, musicality, and portraying the psycho-emotional state of characters. The research highlights the linguostylistic mechanisms of expressive narration and the formation of audio-acoustic imagery in narrative discourse.