Opposite adjectives and their spelling

Opposite adjectives belong to the same kind of word. Said together with a noun, the meaning is clear: baland daraxt — past buta (tall tree — low bush), yumshoq non — qattiq non (soft bread — hard bread), toza ko‘ylak — iflos ko‘ylak (clean dress — dirty dress). Proverbs are full of opposites too: “Yaxshi so‘z — jon ozig‘i, yomon so‘z — bosh qozig‘i” (A good word is food for the soul, a bad word is a stake in the head).