LEARNING CONSTANT WORD COMPOUNDS FROM LINGUCULTUROLOGICAL PRISM

Abstract

With the participation of language, a person's cognitive world is studied through behavior and action. Stable compounds in language are first and foremost the product of the human mind - the cognitive world. It is no coincidence that
the formation of stable compounds, which are the product of cognition, is very controversial and often unknown. Although both cognitive linguistics and linguoculturology are young fields of linguistics, these two fields are closely intertwined. Cognitive language units also have a linguocultural nature. In particular, phraseology, which is a type of stable
combination, is closely connected with the worldview, ethnography, traditions and culture of the speakers. V. von
Humboldt's statement that "the language of the people is the spirit of the people", one of the earliest founders of cognitive linguistics, is able to reflect all the features of fixed expressions, as well as their linguocultural features.