LINGUOCULTURAL STUDY Of KINSHIP TERMS IN KYRGYZ LANGUAGE

<jats:p>This article presents the main characteristics of related names. For Kyrgyz, the institution of the family is a sacred place for the development of a person as a person and an indicator of national culture. The mission of parents is to give birth to children and raise children in good folk traditions, to raise generations worthy of society. Kinship is the relationship between parents and children, ancestors and their descendants, people of the same origin. In the Kyrgyz language, the terminology of kinship is widely developed and often used. In traditional Kyrgyz society, kinship relations play an important role and are reflected in the language. As in many other cultures, the Kyrgyz language has different terms for relatives depending on their gender. For example, «ata» means father, and «ene» means mother, and special attention is also paid to respect for elders. There are special terms for older siblings, as well as for relatives of the older generation. Kyrgyz people, as a rule, respect traditional forms of family, including the extended family. Therefore, many terms refer not only to parents and children, but also to distant relatives. Kyrgyz people have formal and informal terms for family relations, depending on the context and the level of intimacy. In general, this article analyzes the related names of the Kyrgyz people, which reflect their traditional values, respect for older generations and a strong family connection.</jats:p>