Linguistic Features of Medical Terminology in Kyrgyz and Russian Languages: A Comparative Study

This study explores the linguistic and cultural features of medical words in Kyrgyz and Russian. It analyzes how languages integrate medical terms from Latin and Greek, considering their morphology and sociolinguistic aspects. Comparative linguistic analysis reveals differences in word creation, borrowing, and usage in Kyrgyzstan’s bilingual medical fields. According to the findings, Russian is still the main language for technical discussions, but Kyrgyz is becoming more creative and is adapting to its own language rules. The work supports both cross-linguistic terminology studies and the creation of standard bilingual medical language resources in Central Asia.