TERMINOLOGICAL ELEMENTS IN MODERN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION

2025

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DOI 10.55808/1999-4214.2025-4.02
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Abstract

The study examines the peculiarities of the use of terminological elements in modern Kazakh scientific communication. Scientific and professional discourse also focuses on the structure, semantics and pragmatics of Kazakh terms. The accuracy, uniqueness and effectiveness of terminological elements in the transmission of scientific information can be comprehensively analyzed. The article considers the processes of formation, adaptation and actualization of terms, taking into account national, cultural and cognitive characteristics. The importance of systematic monitoring and standardization of terminology is emphasized to ensure the accuracy and effectiveness of scientific communication. Special attention is paid to the importance of taking into account cognitive and cultural-linguistic data in the formation and use of terminological units. Conceptual and frame analysis methods, comparative and contextual approaches, as well as elements of semantic modeling are used as a methodological basis. The results of the study emphasize the importance of terminological elements as the main means of expressing scientific concepts in the Kazakh language and can be used in terminological research, linguistics, as well as in scientific, professional translation and educational practices.