Abstract
The article is dedicated to exploring the characteristic features of the Kazakh and Turkish paremiological funds. The aim of this research is to identify the synergistic connections between Kazakh and Turkish proverbs and sayings, as well as their common and distinctive features. Scientific-theoretical research methods were utilized to achieve the research goal. An analysis was conducted within the framework of 340 paremic units in Kazakh and 309 in Turkish languages. As a result of this study, the author concluded that Kazakh and Turkish proverbs exhibit a certain complex of similarities and differences in cognitive, ethnolinguistic, pragmatic, and synergistic aspects. Synergistic connections of paremia were analyzed, considered as separate logical units, linguistic phenomena, forms of artistic perception of the surrounding world, highlighting their special role in contemporary Eastern culture. It is important to study paremia as separate linguistic units reflecting the mentality of the nation, its worldview, and attitude towards the surrounding world. The call of each generation to revive the national, traditional, cultural, and everyday ethnic relations of their ancestors justifies the relevance of the proposed topic. The study of the Kazakh-Turkish paremiological fund in the aspect of linguo-synergetics, analysis of the common and specific features of proverbs related to the Kipchak and Oghuz groups, as well as the statistical-semantic analysis of lexemes of the Kazakh-Turkish paremiological fund demonstrate the originality and novelty of the research.