LINGVISTIK KONSEPTOLOGIYA-LINGVISTIK MARKAZLASHTIRILGAN YONDASHUVNING NAZARIY ASOSI SIFATIDA

This article investigates linguistic conceptology as a theoretical foundation 
for the linguistically centered approach in modern linguistics. The study aims to clarify the 
linguistic nature of the "concept" and justify its central role within the language system. 
Using comparative-analytical and descriptive methods, the research demonstrates that a 
concept is not merely a cognitive structure but a fundamental unit that shapes the semantic 
field of a language. The findings suggest that the linguistic centralization of concepts 
provides a more profound understanding of how thought is encoded into verbal forms. The 
results contribute to the theoretical frameworks of linguoculturology and cognitive 
linguistics.