Abstract
The main goal of this article is to find the use of relative names in nickname proverbs, their expression in literary literature and their compatibility, differences and analogues in unrelated Kyrgyz and English languages. Due to the development of society, terminological vocabulary is also subject to change. In turn, this shift will stimulate the directions of lexicological, semasiological and terminological studies of vocabulary. Determining whether these changes are preserved in paremiology will be the essence of the article. Kyrgyz kinship terms in English and the worldview of a foreign people through the comparative study of proverbs help to familiarize Kyrgyz culture with other peoples and bring them closer together. And since the main goal of our article is to determine the semantics of the use of kinship terms in the Kyrgyz and English languages in proverbs and their analysis, we cannot help but say the nature of the proverb and the saying of the Kyrgyz people. Proverbs and sayings reflect, with the help of examples, past history, customs, traditions, geographical regions people, people's consciousness, hopes, aspirations, their views on the environment.
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