LINGUOPOETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ETHNIC-KINSHIP NAMES

Abstract

This article is dedicated to analyzing the linguopoetic characteristics of kinship terms in the works of Erkin Vohidov, a prominent representative of contemporary Uzbek poetry. The author examines how, in his poetry, kinship terms are used not only as lexical units but also as deep moral and aesthetic categories. In Erkin Vohidov's poetry, kinship names form a multilayered system from a linguopoetic perspective. Through them, the poet poetically expresses not only family relationships but also national and spiritual values, historical memory, and hopes for the future. These terms serve as structural units within the imagery system of Vohidov's poetry.