The concept of grief in the Russian linguistic worldview

studying the concepts of the Russian language is necessary because it helps to delve into the subtleties of the language, to understand its universality and specificity. The article examines the concept of "grief" through the analysis of literature, scientific works, Russian proverbs, sayings, phraseological units and their personal experience and knowledge. The author gives the meaning of the word linguoconceptology, explains what this branch of science does. The article provides many examples of the use of this concept: it has a negative meaning, a positive one, or is generally used in a humorous form. The author notes that the experience of grief in Russian culture has always been individual. It was revealed that the concept we are interested in has a strong emotional connotation. The synonymous series of "grief" includes: trouble, bail, misfortune, disaster, loss, and some other concepts. The article also discusses several points of view on the origin of the concept of "grief". The purpose of this article is to examine the concept of "grief" in several aspects: conceptual, cultural and value-based. The semantic features of the concept of "grief" (unbearable, human, comprehensive, etc.) are revealed. The article also provides a classification of the concept of grief based on an analysis of the literature. As a result of the analysis, we can talk about the following properties of the concept of "grief": the possibility of using it in a figurative sense; emotionality; formation; multidimensionality; positive changes at the end, and some others, which will be discussed in this article.

concept, grief, Old Slavic languages, cultural aspect of grief, etymology, figurative meaning, linguistic conceptology, opposition, hopelessness, verbalized concept