PHRASEOLOGICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE CONCEPT 'HAPPINESS'/'BAKYT' IN ENGLISH AND KYRGYZ LANGUAGES
Abstract
The article examines the means of verbalising 'happiness' as a universal and nation-specific mental structure in English and Kyrgyz. The lexico-semantic field of the concept "happiness" in the English and Kyrgyz languages is examined. There is evidence of high relevance of the concept. The facets of the perception of the concept under study and their place in the definition of the concept of happiness for each individual are given.
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