PHRASEOLOGICAL SOMATISMS OF KYRGYZ AND GERMAN LANGUAGES
The article considers phraseological somatisms of the German language as one of the main means of knowing the world. The main attention is paid to the peculiarities of the use of somatisms with the word component having the meaning of "body parts." In German, which clearly reflect the specifics of the language, and thereby the features of inter-language communication of this language, as well as the specifics of knowing the world through phraseological somatism. Modern German, being a Germanic language with a flective grammatical basis, has the largest number of stable verbal complexes, which are transformed in the process of their diachronic development into phraseologisms themselves. The study of stable verbal complexes in modern German is only gaining momentum. The phraseological foundation of the German language is a living and inexhaustible source that ensures the replenishment of the literary language with new expressive units and means.