Expressing value by vowels in english and Uzbek languages

The debate between analogists and anomalists in the history of linguistics about whether there is a direct connection between word, object, and its form has been going on for many years. In modern linguistics, it has been firmly concluded that there is no legal connection between meaning and its sound structure, only that some words have such a feature. In the phonetic method, a long or short pronunciation of a sound is important for expressing value through vowels. At the same time, the accompanying language and speech phenomena also serve to determine the value in context.