ҚАЗАҚ ТІЛІНДЕГІ ГОМОГЕНДІ ОМОНИМДЕР: ДӘСТҮР МЕН ДҮНИЕТАНЫМ

2017

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DOI 10.31568/atlas.27
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Abstract

The article considers the factors influencing the development of meaning in the Kazakh language. The meaning of the word is complex and it is a phenomenon of its development, whereas the laws of development are directly related to the life and the world of the people. Ethnological, mythological, linguistic and folklore studies are of great help in determining the meaning of the word. The people's language is an invaluable treasure, a heritage inherited from generation to generation. One of the scientists who contributed to the development of ethno linguistics in Kazakh linguistics - "The ethnos-linguistic view of ethnos and its language is to examine all the realities and life-styles, world-cognitive, cultural and spiritual wealth of the child from the time of childhood to the facts and data stored on our native language and to benefit them today is". The language we use as a means of communication in everyday life is a rich phenomenon that is invisible to us. First of all, it is primarily a treasure that has national values and values, such as world-wide, psychological features, culture. As such, the national character of the language is the only way to the spirit of the nation, which reflects the inner self of an ethnos. The article describes the cultural, ethnolinguistic motives that have influenced the appearance of homogeneous homonyms - specific linguistic data that reflects the language's tintedness.