Abstract
A compound verb consists of two or more components, which, when combined, acquire a new lexical meaning. Each of the components performs its own inherent function in the formation of a complex verb. The form of the second, auxiliary component is the main one and determines the various features of the implementation of the action denoted by the verb. It expresses the features of the time of the action, its direction in space, or the situation of the end of the action. The article deals with auxiliary components kel, ket, zhönö, and bar, expressing the direction of action in space and their place in the formation of compound verbs. Attention is drawn to the features of these components in the formation of complex verbs in the Kyrgyz language.
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