Abstract
In this article which studies Heydar Aliyev's speech from the point of view of linguistics, 20 phraseological verbs are examined, and the reasons why the great leader used them are explained. There are such phraseologiycal verbs in this post that they are political-diplomatic contents — such as “to put a veto”, “to adress a speech”, “o deliver a speech”, “to take responsibility”, “to raise a question”. There is such that it is refugee content like “to fall into trouble”. There are those who are literary-poetic-art - such as “to go into ecstasy”, “to give a stimulation”, “to put pen to paper”. The rest are active verbs in the daily life process - such as “to draw a plan” and so on.
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