Historical and linguistic analysis of semantic changes in english phraseology

Phraseology, as a crucial aspect of any language, encompasses idioms, proverbs, and fixed expressions that develop over time. The meanings of phraseological units are subject to constant change due to linguistic, cultural, and historical influences. This article provides a comprehensive historical-linguistic analysis of semantic changes in English phraseology, focusing on the main types of semantic transformations, their causes, and their role in language evolution. The study highlights how socio-political events, technological progress, and cultural shifts contribute to the modification of phraseological meanings, making them a valuable linguistic resource for understanding historical language dynamics.