The article examines the semantics of the mental state concept "anger" in Turkic languages. The mental state of "anger" is defined philosophically, psychologically and linguistically, the ways of its expression in the language and the ways of creation are determined. Regular phrases and proverbs expressing the mental state of «anger» in Turkic languages are collected and comparatively analyzed. In addition, the concept of «anger» is differentiated by non-verbal methods. Regarding the mental state of «anger», the semantic character of words such as anger, anger, anger, fullness, resentment, resentment, grief, hatred, revenge, protest, anger is revealed. Commonalities and differences in Turkic languages regarding the meaning of the concept of «anger» are determined. The lexicon representing the concept of «anger» is made up of nouns, adjectives, verbs, simple words, and similes. In the article, regular phrases and proverbs related to the mental state of «anger» were collected and analyzed. Non-linguistic signs of the mental state of «anger» include facial expressions, pantomime, facial expression, tone of voice, heartbeat, secretory gland function, respiratory function, body temperature. "Anger" mental state is conveyed through somatic movements, simple, calm words, commanding meaningful words, intonation, emotional words.
Mental State, Emotional Vocabulary, Linguistic Aggression, Vocabulary Expressing The Concept Of «Anger», Non-Verbal Actions