Structural-Semantic and Linguocultural Aspects of Medical Terms Related to the Psychological State of a Person in English and Uzbek Languages

Abstract

This study investigates the structural-semantic and linguocultural aspects of medical terms related to psychological states in English and Uzbek. By analyzing their linguistic roots, cultural connotations, and practical applications, the research highlights the critical role these terms play in effective healthcare communication. The paper explores the challenges of translating psychological terms between these languages and underscores the importance of cultural awareness in medical practice. Specific examples are provided to illustrate the linguistic and cultural interplay.