Turkic language picture of the world in phraseological units

Guldarhan Smagulova

2020

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DOI 10.32523/tsj.01-2020/2-8
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Abstract

The article considers the semantic features of phraseological units in the language picture of the Turkic world. The phraseological foundation in any Turkic language is a mirror of the nation’s life. The whole life of the tradition, the system of values of the people is gathered here. The fund of cognitive knowledge of Turkic-speaking peoples 64ISSN 2664-5157. Turkic Studies Journal, Number 1, Volume 2, 2020Guldarhan Smagulova replenishes each other. Since the world of shared values, stereotypical skills and cultural lifestyles and their similarities in religion are based on a holistic mental space. The image of this integrity is collected and preserved through the cumulative quality of the language, and proves the cultural identity in the past way of life of the Turkic peoples. At the same time, the cultural interpretation of Turkic phraseology and paremiology has of particular importance. Today the phraseology of the Turkic languages is a comprehensive object of research and its scientific results are based on anthropocentric approaches. One nation- one language. Only ethnolinguistic and linguo-cultural studies can analyze the ethnic content of images preserved in the language and the differences between the Turkic world and other nations. Ethnic culture is the most ancient layer, the primitive basis of national culture. The traditions and customs of this layer reflect the commonness and similarity of the Turkic culture. Therefore, the general vocabulary in the fund of the Turkic languages, identical phraseological units, linguistic traces of cultural rhemes in the history of the ethnic group, and common subjects in our literature require scientific analysis.