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Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I Arabaev
ISSN
1694-7851
1694-8505
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Тип записи:Публикация, APPEARANCE, NATURE AND FEATURES OF ACCESSORY JOINTS IN KAZAKH, KYRGYZ LANGUAGES(2025-05-25); This article presents a comprehensive comparative-typological analysis of case suffixes in the Kazakh and Kyrgyz languages. Despite their historical and genetic kinship and structural similarities, each language exhibits distinct morphological characteristics. The Kazakh language has seven grammatical cases, while the Kyrgyz language employs six. The key difference lies in the absence of the instrumental case as a morphological category in Kyrgyz, where its meaning is expressed analytically through the postposition menen. The study systematically outlines the phonetic-phonological conditions, semantic functions, and differences in synthetic versus analytic expression of case meanings. It also examines case forms in pronouns, substantivized adjectives, and words with plural and possessive suffixes. The Kazakh case system is characterized as more morphologically cohesive and synthetic, while the Kyrgyz language shows a tendency toward analyticism. This research addresses key issues in grammatical typology and the morphological evolution of Turkic languages, highlighting both their shared features and the divergent paths of internal development in each language system. - Некоторые метрики заблокированы вашиминастройками согласия
Тип записи:Публикация, SEMANTIC CHANGES IN RITUAL VOCABULARY IN THE CONTEXT OF "SACRIFICE": AN INTERCULTURAL ANALYSIS(2025-05-25); This method employs the linguistic evolution of the terminology of the ritual of sacrifice. The primary focus is on how words and expressions that were initially associated with the ritual of sacrifice have undergone semantic changes and acquired secondary meanings in contemporary discourse. By analyzing historical, linguistic, and cultural contexts, the article explores the mechanisms of metaphorization, metonymic expansion, and the integration of ritual lexicon into everyday cultural language. The article examines the lexical consequences arising from ritual utterances and their semantic transformation under the term "scriptonyms." The study is based on the analysis of four languages: Kazakh, Karakalpak, Turkish, and Azerbaijani. These languages share common historical and cultural ties, making them ideal for studying how sacrificial terminology has been preserved, transformed, and reinterpreted over time. Thus, the research highlights the role of ritual speech in maintaining and transmitting norms, values, and collective linguistic-cultural experience to future generations. The study employs qualitative analysis, including methods of content analysis and linguistic ethnography. These approaches allow for a comprehensive examination of the origins of scriptonyms and how ritual-based expressions evolve into more generalized cultural symbols. This research also emphasizes the role of language in preserving ethnocultural identity, which is increasingly at risk due to globalization. By focusing on the complex interrelations between rituals and linguistic development, this study contributes to a broader understanding of language change and its role in cultural continuity. The analyzed scriptonyms and their linguistic-cultural concepts may serve as tools that facilitate intercultural communication and the interpretation of original word meanings within the Turkic-speaking world. - Некоторые метрики заблокированы вашиминастройками согласия
Тип записи:Публикация, DIGITAL CULTURE AND LANGUAGE CHANCES THE IMPACT OF INTERNET WRITING(2025-05-25); This research is aimed at analyzing the impact of the internet on language and culture. The development of digital culture and new communication technologies has introduced significant changes in the structure, style, and usage patterns of language. In particular, the influence of online writing, including communication through social networks, blogs, and forums, has led to the formation of informal, abbreviated, and visually enriched forms of language. The study examines the linguistic features of internet communication, its role in society, and new linguistic trends in the context of digital culture. Additionally, the research identifies the role of the internet in shaping the language and culture of the digital society, its influence on language change, and its impact on communicative functions in society. This work is focused on uncovering the transformation of the Kazakh language in the modern era and the specific characteristics of its use in social networks, the blogosphere, and other online platforms.