Regular expressions about the names of the human respiratory organs in the Kazakh and Turkish languages
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31489/2020ph1/52-56Keywords:
linguistics, anatomy, internal organism, concept, respiratory system, phraseology, somatismAbstract
In Kazakh linguistics, there are still undiscovered facets, although large-scale studies have been conducted on stable combinations. This article analyzes in detail the features of the lexical and stylistic layer of stable combinations. Classification of stable combinations associated with the names of respiratory organs in different languages was considered a rational method for determining its internal semantic features. The article defines the place and specificity of somatic phraseological units associated with the names of
internal organs in the Kazakh and Turkish languages. The authors used the method of division into semantic groups. The results of the study showed that somatic phraseological units formed in a certain historical epoch have not lost their status in modern Turkic languages. A comparative analysis of the meanings of somatic phrases in the two languages showed their typological and historical relationship.