Cognitive analysis of onomastic phraseology in the English and Azerbaijani languages

Abstract

There will be no closeness between onomastic phraseologies used in the languages of the
English and Azerbaijani peoples, who have different traditions and ethnography living in distant
geographical areas. Because the language of each nation has its own onomastic units. But the
general concept is almost the same. There are concepts that are the same for all peoples of the
world: bad and good; good and evil; friend and foe; war and peace; The concepts of love and hate,
religion, and the god are the same for all nations, so the semantics of fixed expressions in both
languages are the same. However, the onomastic units in these stable compounds are different. So,
despite the ethnopsychological and linguocultural differences between the English and Azerbaijani
languages, they do not lack semantic universals.