Abstract

In this article discusses the concepts of relative religious token "Supernatural forces" in lexicographical description of the case. The semantic field of the concept "Supernatural forces" consists of lexemes like, "God", "Allah", "Almighty," "Creator," "Lord," etc. The concept of "Supernatural forces" in Anomalistic lexicon - is seen in Anthroponims. In Anomalistic vocabulary Kazakh, Kyrgyz and Tatar-Turkish languages associated with the names "God, Allah, the Creator." If the language consciousness cult lexemes shaped components together, in a symbolic part in the knowledge of the nation some obvious difference. Religious idioms - the creators of the language in the nation once led a reasonable understanding also radiantly on the similarity of the inner world

Keywords

supernatural forces, concept, God, Allah, Almighty, Creator, Lord, onomastics, anthroponomy, cult lexemes, religious idioms

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