Etymological aspects of climate vocabulary in a Oguzh group of Turkish languages

Abstract

Etymological analysis of words leads to the identification of different points. We can see the manifestations of different differences seemingly similar words. When analyzing the vocabulary of the Oguz group of Turkic languages, one can see the roots of a number of foreign languages. For example, one can see that words of Arabic and Persian origin, dating back hundreds of years ago, were developed with the words of modern Russian and European origin, and in some cases, Man-chu. Since climate vocabulary covers a wide range of concepts, we can consider them in several different ways. First conduct an etymological analysis of words that express natural phenomena. Natural phenomena include climate changes occurring in nature, weather, temperature, mountain and foothill areas changes, meteorological factors inherent in various chapters.