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August 9, 2026The International Journal of Communication and Linguistic StudiesOpen Access

Linguistic Analysis of Cosmonyms and Their Mythological Reflections in English and Kazakh Languages

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BTBolatbek TleuberdiyevMDMeruyert DauletAMAzamat Makulbek

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Overview

Comparative analysis of cosmonym characteristics in Kazakh and English, highlighting cultural distinctions and implications.

Key Points

  • The research aims to explore and compare the linguistic characteristics and cultural meanings of cosmonyms in Kazakh and English.
  • Theoretical comparative analysis utilizing empirical data.
  • Textological analysis of proverbs, myths, and literature.
  • Sociolinguistic survey employing closed and open questions.
  • Kazakh navigational cosmonyms showed a 70% recognition rate, 60% for protective constellations, and 45% for celestial roads.
  • In English, 65% recognized rarity-related expressions, 50% acknowledged gratitude-based constructions, and 35% grasped moral compass metaphors.
  • Universal features of space sacralization and symbolic fate connections were identified, alongside distinct cultural usages.

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Tleuberdiyev et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a782d3b2e1896536c840246https://doi.org/10.18848/2327-7882/cgp/a257
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