This research explores the significance of place-name expressions in both English and Uzbek, focusing on their cultural and historical implications. By employing qualitative methods, including interviews and literature reviews, the study sheds light on the shared and divergent features of toponymic phrases, emphasizing their role in articulating cultural identity and collective memory.

This article examines the linguocultural significance of toponymic phraseological units in English and Uzbek. By analyzing how these expressions derive meaning from geographical names, the study highlights the cultural values, historical contexts, and social norms embedded within them. Through qualitative methods, including interviews and literature review, the research reveals the shared and divergent features of toponymic phrases across both languages, emphasizing their role in shaping cultural identity.