AN AVID RESEARCHER OF THE KOREAN LANGUAGE

Abstract

This article delves into the scholarly contributions of Gulshoda Yunusova Dilshadovna, an esteemed linguist specializing in the Korean language. Yunusova's extensive research encompasses various facets of Korean linguistics, including verb structure, auxiliary verbs, and onomatopoeia. Her work on the syntactic and semantic properties of Korean verbs, particularly in the context of auxiliary verbs like 싶다 (sipda), provides profound insights into the expression of desire and intention in Korean. Additionally, her comparative studies of imitation words in Korean and Uzbek languages highlight her expertise in cross-linguistic analysis, revealing how different cultures utilize sound symbolism. Yunusova's detailed examination of aspect and modal meanings conveyed by auxiliary verbs further elucidates the complexities of Korean verb morphology and syntax. Through her numerous publications and dedication to teaching and mentorship, she has significantly advanced the field of Korean linguistics, inspiring a deeper understanding and appreciation of this rich and intricate language.