Abstract
A feature of A. Kaydar’s research is the ability to analyze language from the perspective of high human values, as an instrument of anthropological cognition and ethnic memory. Studying the “world of language” through the principles of “human studies”, “social studies”, and “natural studies”, the scientist emphasizes the importance and necessity of using “valuable sources”. As a result, it is believed that the basis for solving problems of glottogenesis and ethnogenesis is the linguistic foundation, the product of language memory, a set of knowledge and experience. Based on historical, comparative, and extralinguistic factors, the linguist skillfully combined national and cultural values with universal axiological norms. In the scientist’s perception, linguistic units are considered as a logical continuation from the particular to the general, as a result of ethnogenesis and the global philosophy of being.