SIGNIFICANCE OF FOLK MEDICINE TERMS IN EXPRESSING THE SCIENTIFIC VIEW OF THE WORLD
Keywords:
the people, medicine, translation studies, gender, disease, anemia, claim, pneumonia.Abstract
In this article, the author tries to express his opinions about the terms of English folk medicine, the terms of folk medicine are studied as the main research material. In the process of preparing the article, the author critically approached the views of English and Uzbek linguists and boldly expressed his opinions. The article may be useful for those who study English and Uzbek translation studies and its lexicology.
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