Contextual dictionary of Sarinji-Bokoy and janyl myrza (S. Konokbayev and M. Musulmankulov variants) (nouns and verbs)

Epics are narratives that include the adaptation of societies to the geography in which they live, their common habits, community patterns, worldviews, language and other structures that develop around it. Oral and written narrative phrases were formed from these building blocks as part of the epic tradition. Over time, these narratives have become one of the cornerstones of the creation phase of language. In these narratives, the lexical meaning of the words in the sentence may not provide sufficient coverage in terms of meaning within the sentence and its flow. For this reason, contextual dictionary studies of literary texts provide sufficient support in addressing this problem. The aim of this study is to determine the broad vocabulary of Kyrgyz language, to determine the world of meaning of epic narrators, to contribute to the word and meaning of existing Kyrgyz dictionaries, and to provide resources for other studies of style and dialect. In order to broaden the scope of studies in this field, Sulayman Konokbayev variant of the Sarinji-Bokoy epic and Moldobasan Musulmankulov variant of the Janyl Myrza epic were studied separately, and the context of nouns and verbs was determined and numerically determined. Then, the examples and frequencies of the words classified in terms of meanings as single and multiple meanings are given. Kyrgyz language, literature, epic tradition, life of epic narrators and other works are also mentioned in the study. In the last part of the study "Contextual Index and Functional Dictionary of Historical and Literary Texts" (Tebdiz), a contextual dictionary of epics was created using a computer infrastructure. Keywords: Sarinji-Bokoy, Janyl Myrza, contextual dictionary, Sulayman Konokbayev, Moldobasan Musulmankulov.