MODERN COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TURKIC AND KAZAKH ETYMOLOGY BASED ON QUALITATIVE RESEARCH OF M. KASHGARI

  • Abdieva Rose Serikbaevna PhD, Associate professor, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Faculty of Journalism
  • Nogaybaeva Zhibek Abdibekovna Ph.D., Associate professor, Narxoz University
  • Tlepbergen Akmoldir Maksatovna Lecturer , Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Faculty of Journalism
Keywords: Turkology, languages, history, ethnography, etnonyms

Abstract

This study is dedicated to a deeper study of Turkology, its main aim is to reveal more archeological and historical proofs. In this article the autor gives some facts about Turkology and its interconnection to Kazakh culture. In the end the author gives her opinion to that today's study about Turkology is too little and calls to investigate it more.

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2016-04-30
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Abdieva Rose Serikbaevna, Nogaybaeva Zhibek Abdibekovna, & Tlepbergen Akmoldir Maksatovna. (2016). MODERN COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TURKIC AND KAZAKH ETYMOLOGY BASED ON QUALITATIVE RESEARCH OF M. KASHGARI. World Science, 5(4(8), 6-9. Retrieved from https://rsglobal.pl/index.php/ws/article/view/1204
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Vol 5 No 4(8) (2016): World Science
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Philology

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