Qaraqalpaq xalíq erteklerindegi síyqírlí buyímlarrdíń metaforalíq mánisi

This article is devoted to the analysis of metaphors in folk tales within the framework of the basic concepts of linguoculturology. It examines the linguistic and cultural nature of artifacts such as the flying carpet (conquering space), the open tablecloth (prosperity and abundance), the magic staff (power and authority), and the magic needle (control, management). In the article, these objects are examined not as elements of a simple fairy tale, but as a reflection of the mentality of the people, ancient religious beliefs, and traditional culture. During the research, the place of these concepts in the national worldview and their conceptual meanings in the language system were determined