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Abstract: This article examines the linguopoetic interpretation of national-cultural units in the poetry of Shuhrat Orif, one of the prominent representatives of contemporary Uzbek literature. The study analyzes how national values, cultural symbols, historical concepts, traditions, and ethnolinguistic elements are artistically reflected in the poet's works. Special attention is paid to the linguopoetic functions of lexical units, metaphors, symbols, phraseological expressions, and stylistic devices in conveying national identity and cultural heritage. The findings reveal that Shuhrat Orif skillfully integrates linguistic and cultural elements to create a unique poetic style that reflects the spiritual world and national consciousness of the Uzbek people.
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