THE GENDER CONCEPT "KYZ" IN THE KAZAKH, BASHKIR, TATAR, UZBEK LANGUAGES

Abstract

The aim of the present paper is getting to know a person from a linguistic point of view. The interdisciplinary branch of science that studies this social function of language is gender linguistics. A comparative method is used in investigating the concept of "kyz".    

One of the topics in gender linguistics that needs to be studied today is the concept of "kyz". The purpose of the article is to identify the role and place of girls in the life of society, national culture in the linguistic and cultural direction of the linguistic data characterizing it, to explain the lexico-semantic, conceptual content of the concept of "kyz" in terms of the level of knowledge. The conclusions of the research work are based on the results of a gender-based study of the concept of "kyz" in Kazakh, Bashkir, Tatar, Uzbek related Turkic languages.

The findings of this study will contribute to theoretical research and practical development in the gender linguistics.

One of the most pressing problems in gender linguistics is the study of masculine, feminine, masculine, feminine concepts in this language. The study of gender concepts makes it possible to reveal the versatility, scale of the concept of gender. The theoretical significance of this study is determined by the concepts formed on the basis of stereotypical manifestations of the phenomenon in the language and are closely related to the culture of the population in the language under study. Cultural features play an important role in the formation of male and female gender concepts.

The practical significance of the work is that the results obtained can be used in the perception of a man and a woman between different peoples, these concepts are found in every culture, that is, they are universal and unique at the same time.