Semantic Features of Numerals in the Armenian-Kypchaksky Monument “Code of Laws” (“Төре Бітігі”)

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In article the class of numerals in an Armenian-kypchakskom a monument which language system hasn't been studied so far is considered. Comparing monument numerals with numerals of runic monuments (drevnetyursky language) and modern Turkic languages, authors of article reveal their semantic and formal features. The analysis of numerals is carried out in the context of cultural markers of the Turkic people, including the Kazakh people.

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Nurila Gabbasovna Shaymerdinova

Euroasian national university of L. N. Gumilev

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Email: ya_nurila@enu.kz
Satpayev St., 2, Astana, Kazakhstan, 010000

Bibigul Saurovna Zhiyembay

Euroasian national university of L. N. Gumilev

Email: zhiembai_bibigul@mail.ru
Satpayev St., 2, Astana, Kazakhstan, 010000

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