PAREMIOLOGICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE CONCEPT "SABYRDUULUK" (TOLERANCE)

The article presents a paremiological representation of the concept "sabyrduuluk" (patience, tolerance) in Kyrgyz culture, reflecting the national characteristics of the people's mentality and worldview. The authors analyze proverbs related to tolerance, revealing their role in aligning moral values, educating the youth, and strengthening interpersonal relationships. Special attention is paid to the manifestation of Kyrgyz elements, as the expression of this concept vividly preserves the Kyrgyz linguistic worldview. The concept of "sabyrduuluk" holds significant importance in the national consciousness of the Kyrgyz people, as it represents one of the key traits of their character. In Kyrgyz tradition, tolerance is associated with spiritual wisdom and collective values. Examples of proverbs and phraseological units are provided, illustrating various aspects of tolerance—ranging from maintaining calm and endurance to demonstrating generosity and support for others. This work encourages the appreciation and respect of folk wisdom in preserving and disseminating cultural and moral guidelines, as well as its influence on harmonizing relationships and fostering tolerance.