Categorical features of concepts zhurok and heart in Kyrgyz and English language pictures of the world

At the present time the comparative and contrastive studies carried out by many scientists are aimed at identifying the features that interpret the world by means of language. For the comparative analysis of the concepts zhurok and heart we used quantitative, qualitative, conceptual, linguo-cognitive methods in order to reveal features of images of the world in different cultures by studying the categorical features of these concepts. Categorical attributes develop simultaneously with conceptual ones, and they include characteristics of size, weight, quality, quantity, color, space, time, as well as evaluation. As a result of the research the concept heart has 4 dimensional (heavy, light, big, small), 9 qualitative (simple, humble, honest, soft, hard, tender, sympathetic, cruel, selfish), 2 quantitative (zero, half), 1 colorative (black), 5 value-assessment (good, bad (moral), gold, silver (property), clean (aesthetic)), 7 spatial (lake, desert island, yard, castle, building, house, road), 5 temporal (winter, spring, storm, cold warm) characteristics, while the concept zhurok has 4 dimensional (light, large, small, thick), 6 qualitative (soft, hard, gentle, dry, sensitive, brave), 3 quantitative (zero, two, thousand), 2 colorative (white, black), 2 value-assessment (clean, dirty), 8 spatial (sky, lake, forest, country, garden, flowerbed, building, house), 3 temporal (winter, cold, warm) features. An integrated approach to the analysis of the content structure of concepts allows us not only to determine their semantic content embodied in images, ideas and symbols, but also allows us to draw conclusions about the sustainability of representations of the heart in the ordinary consciousness of an individual.