Corpus Analysis of the Camel Concept in Kyrgyz Culture of Language

Abstract

The study is devoted to a corpus analysis of the camel (төө) concept in the context of Kyrgyz culture of language. The purpose of the study is to analyze the role and meaning of the camel in Kyrgyz culture using a corpus-based approach. The study includes an analysis of the historical connection of the camel with the Kyrgyz people, its economic significance, symbolic significance in traditions and rituals, as well as a lexical and syntactic analysis of the use of the camel concept in the Kyrgyz language. The results obtained will help to better understand and interpret the role of the camel in Kyrgyz culture and its connection with the people. They will also provide valuable information about the symbolic and practical role of the camel in the daily life of the Kyrgyz people, its significance in rituals and traditions, and its representation in literature and folklore. The study will also reveal changes or adaptations in the perception and depiction of camels over time. The multifaceted role of the camel in Kyrgyz society is considered. Analysis of a variety of texts will provide a comprehensive understanding of the cultural significance of the camel in Kyrgyz society and contribute to the broader discourse on cultural heritage and identity.