Abstract

This article explores the ethnographic materials that are common in the language of folk epics. The peculiarities of the use of ethnography are analyzed by dividing them in semantic groups. On the one hand, it is possible to analyze ready-made language forms and ask what their semantics are. The second way is to first select any meaning that interests us and then convey it in clear language units. These words form the backbone of the Turkic word layer. It is known that each nation call organs with words of his native language. It is almost impossible to name organs with words from other languages, if it occurs, it can occur infrequently.

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