Kazakh vocabulary associated with training birds of prey for hunting
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31489/2024ph2/78-87Keywords:
birds of prey, golden eagle, falcon, saker falcon, birding, Kazakh, nomad, proverbs and sayings, phraseology, concept, figurative meaning, symbol, epithet, comparisonAbstract
The article discusses the names related to the group “birds of prey”, which are used in direct and indirect meanings, as well as the ways of their formation. The language has a significant quantity of collocations, proverbs, epithets, comparisons which appeared as a result of the domestication of wild birds. Not only the subject classification of this group of proverbs and sayings is given in the following work, reflecting questions concerning the country, valor, unity, and conscience, but also the usage of collocations representing
phraseological integrity, phraseological unit, phraseological chain and their structural features, and its place in the vocabulary enrichment. Besides, the following work states the fact that the words related to the names of birds of prey have become a linguistic norm, a single unity, have acquired symbolic properties and have
become the subject of author's usage, stylistic activity; the scope of which originally arose from a literal meaning, or from a certain author's usage, and over time has been replaced by various linguistic techniques, thus grammatically fixed, the speaker's speech has become an artistic tool. Fiction and imaginative writing are bright examples where the purpose of their usage is shown.