FORMATION OF A COMMON TERMINOLOGICAL RESOURCES OF TURKIC LANGUAGES: UNIFIED METHODS AND MECHANISMS OF TERM FORMATION

The article examines the scientific and public and social foundations of the formation of a common terminology fund of the Turkic languages. The aim of the study is to create a mutually understandable and unified terminological space taking into account the linguistic features, historical and cultural continuity of the Turkic peoples by defining common methods and mechanisms of term formation. The relevance of the study lies in the growing need for a common and understandable terminology fund to strengthen scientific, cultural and technical ties between Turkic-speaking countries in the context of globalization. The authors analyzes effective methods of term formation (calquing, formation using cognate words, semantic adaptation, etc.), determining their scientific and practical advantages and possibilities of application. The presented ideas and conclusions contribute to the linguistic integration of the Turkic peoples and the formation of a common communicative space. The value of the work is in revealing the theoretical foundations for creating common terms based on the Turkic languages, and the practical significance is in the possibility of using these terms in education and science. The conclusion provides specific proposals to promote the linguistic integration of the Turkic peoples. It is expected that the results of the study will make a significant contribution to the coordination and harmonization of common Turkic terminology.

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Tiltanym
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2025-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.55491/2411-6076-2025-3-122-136
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Abstract

The article examines the scientific and public and social foundations of the formation of a common terminology fund of the Turkic languages. The aim of the study is to create a mutually understandable and unified terminological space taking into account the linguistic features, historical and cultural continuity of the Turkic peoples by defining common methods and mechanisms of term formation. The relevance of the study lies in the growing need for a common and understandable terminology fund to strengthen scientific, cultural and technical ties between Turkic-speaking countries in the context of globalization. The authors analyzes effective methods of term formation (calquing, formation using cognate words, semantic adaptation, etc.), determining their scientific and practical advantages and possibilities of application. The presented ideas and conclusions contribute to the linguistic integration of the Turkic peoples and the formation of a common communicative space. The value of the work is in revealing the theoretical foundations for creating common terms based on the Turkic languages, and the practical significance is in the possibility of using these terms in education and science. The conclusion provides specific proposals to promote the linguistic integration of the Turkic peoples. It is expected that the results of the study will make a significant contribution to the coordination and harmonization of common Turkic terminology.

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Institute of Linguistics (CN), Zhangir Khan West Kazakhstan Agrarian Technical University (KZ)
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