Abstract

Linguistics' investigation of idiomatic compound nouns is a fascinating field that sheds light on the complex interplay among language, culture, and cognition. The structure and meaning of idiomatic compound nouns in the English and Karakalpak languages are examined in this scholarly article. We seek to provide light on the distinctive qualities and underlying mechanisms that control the genesis and interpretation of idiomatic compounds in these two languages through a comparative study. We find fascinating similarities and differences between English and Karakalpak that highlight their linguistic diversity and cultural subtleties by looking at the structural patterns and semantic relationships within idiomatic compounds

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