FUNCTIONAL-SEMANTIC CHARACTERISTICS CONNECTING PREPOSITIONS OF THE KAZAKH AND TURKISH LANGUAGES

Abstract

This article discusses the semantic nature and function of connecting prepositions in  the  Ka­  zakh and  Turkish  languages in  a  comparative aspect. Connecting prepositions not  only words in the considered languages, they also connect homogeneous members in a  sentence and  sentences in compound sentences. Therefore, they (prepositions) are primarily a semantic link between words and sentences. Thus, prepositions in the Kazakh and Turkish languages are used between  homogeneous  members and members of the compound sentences (CS) and are presented in several forms. One    type  of  union  that  is  actively  functioning  in  two  Turkic  languages  is  a  connecting  prepositions   (in Kazakh ­ men, ­ben, ­pen, ­menen), ­da, ­de, ­ta, ­te, ­jane, and in Turkish ­ ile, ­ve, ­dahi, ­da, ­ise, ki, ­bile) detailed the study and analysis of which is devoted to this article.

Key words: language, lexicology, prepositions, connecting prepositions, semantic structure.