Subaĭylda Abdykadyrova (March 9, 1935 - April 22, 2010) was a Kyrgyz poet and writer. She was born in Sary-Bulak in the Soviet Kyrgyzstan Republic.
Abdykadyrova was named a "meritorious figure in the culture" of Kyrgyzstan and was awarded some of the country's top honors.
Career In 1957, Abdykadyrova started to write for Leninchil Zhas. She also worked as an editor for Kyrgyzstan Ayaldary and the State Committee for Television and Radio of Soviet Kyrgyzstan.
Abdykadyrova published her first collection of poetry, Любовь пришла, in Russian in 1958. She went on to write 10+ collections of poetry. Abdykadyrova wrote poems in Russian and Kyrgyz. Her poetry has been translated into Ukrainian, Belarusian, Uzbek, German, English, Italian, Kazakh, and Japanese.
In 1959, Abdykadyrova joined the Union of Soviet Writers. She served as a delegate to multiple union conferences. Later, she joined the Writers' Union of Kyrgyzstan.
Abdykadyrova was head of the art department of Ala-Too Magazine. In 1987, she joined the staff as a correspondent for Kyrgyzstan Madeniyaty.
Poetry Collections
Kyrgyz Collections
Russian Collections
Honors YearHonorAwarding BodyReference1958Medal for Merit in LaborSoviet Kyrgyzstan Republic1970Certificate of HonorSoviet Kyrgyzstan Republic2006Medal of HonorPresident of Kyrgyzstan
Personal life Abdykadyrova joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1974.
A ceremony in her honor was held 10 years after her death at A. Osmonov National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic.
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