This scientific article provides a comprehensive analysis of the semantic, structural, and cultural characteristics of Kyrgyz phraseological units based on animal names. The study examines the semantic models, metaphorical nature, and symbolic meanings embedded in stable expressions formed with zoonyms. Special attention is given to the role of animals in Kyrgyz traditional culture, worldview, and folk perceptions, showing how these cultural factors shape the imagery and expressive value of the phraseologisms. The article also explores the grammatical structure of such expressions, the interaction between their components, and their functional role within the linguistic system. The findings demonstrate that phraseological units containing animal names represent significant linguocultural material reflecting the mentality, ethnographic experience, and national worldview of the Kyrgyz people. The study contributes to the fields of phraseology, ethnolinguistics, and cultural semantics by offering both theoretical insights and practical implications.