Abstract
The article gives data on English and Uzbek lullabies and their componential analyses. The analyze has been done based on the grammatical signals which in both languages. Results show that the components of English and Uzbek languages are similar in terms of possessive, plural, prosody and occasionally derivational contrast. The components of English and Uzbek languages are different in terms of the case, function words and word order.
Highlights
This study aims to give an account for the subject of componential analysis as it is considered to be an important approach to the study of components
It is clear that the value of componential analysis is the description of particular language, is not affected by the status of the semantic components in universal terms
The componential analyze done in the following article is based on grammatical signals in English and Uzbek languages in the examples of three types of lullabies including Religious, Healing and Functional
Summary
This study aims to give an account for the subject of componential analysis as it is considered to be an important approach to the study of components. It is clear that the value of componential analysis is the description of particular language, is not affected by the status of the semantic components in universal terms. The componential analyze done in the following article is based on grammatical signals in English and Uzbek languages in the examples of three types of lullabies including Religious, Healing and Functional. Grammatical signals expressing coherence are the elements that are repeatedly used in the language by which differ from lexical elements. Can be used several times on a page of work. It cannot be true for lexical units.
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