LINGUOCULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TERMINOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF RURAL TOURISM

Ostonov Utkir Yangiboyevich

Authors

Ostonov Utkir Yangiboyevich Acting associate professor of the department “Teaching to languages” Samarkand Institute of economics and service

Keywords:

rural tourism, terminology, linguocultural features, national culture, local identity, dialects, ecological vocabulary, cultural heritage, multilingualism, globalization

Abstract

This study examines the linguocultural characteristics of the terminological system of rural tourism. Rural tourism terminology reflects a close interconnection between language, culture, traditions, and the natural environment of rural areas. The research highlights how rural tourism terms embody national and local cultural values, traditional social relations, ecological features, and regional identity. Special attention is given to dialectal and regional lexical units, metaphorical expressions, and the integration of terminology from related fields such as ecology, agriculture, and cultural studies.

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