Abstract

The article provides a phonostatistical analysis of the language of the Kyrgyz tribes who emigrated from the Small Pamir to Turkey and settled on the territory of Van, based on the work of S. Kaipov "Lamentations of the Pamir Kyrgyz living in Turkey". As Linguistic Folklore Source: Research and Text". – Bishkek: Central Asian University, 2015. The studied texts of lamentations contained in the book are devoid of folklore information about from whom, when and where they were written, the text is cleared of additional linguistic signs, the iotized letters were separated, as well as the sounds қ, ғ, к, г are clearly separated by separate letters, the flat slit soft consonant β, pronounced as labial-labial (not labial-dental b), transcribed as a standard letter w, long vowels marked with a colon are represented by double letters in the form of аа, әә, ээ, оо, өө, уу, үү the studied corpus was loaded into a computer with a pure sequence of sounds, processed and analyzed, phonostatistical data confirming the presence of sounds at the beginning, middle and end of the word were obtained. The article considers the classification of sounds used in the texts of lamentations, the general phonostatistics of sounds, as well as the phonostatistics of vowels at the level of their distinctive features, in this regard, the phonostatistics of the texts of lamentations is compared with the text of the epic "Manas" according to the variant of Zhusup Mamai, their common and distinctive features are revealed.

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