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Title: | Гибридная неология и ее проблематика в современном французском языке |
Other Titles: | HYBRID NEOLOGY AND ITS PERSPECTIVE IN MODERN FRENCH LANGUAGE |
Authors: | Косович, Ольга Васильевна |
Bibliographic description (Ukraine): | Косович О. В. Гибридная неология и ее проблематика в современном французском языке // // Альманах «Говор» : электронный журнал. Санкт-Петербург, 2020. №003 (003) 2020. С. 25-38 |
Issue Date: | 2020 |
Keywords: | французский язык лексическая креативность гибрид лексический гибрид гибридная неология гибридность заимствование деривационные механизмы пиджин конфикс аффикс French language lexical creativity hybrid lexical hybrid hybrid neology hybridity borrowing derivational mechanisms pidgin konfix affix |
Abstract: | The study of hybrids in morphological-lexical plan primarily involves clarification of the criteria which allow to distinguish between this category and differentiate it among similar lexical units. Some authors often identify two types of lexical units in derivational terms: hybrids and adapted loan-words. Of course, a hybrid structure is a type of borrowing, but, in our opinion, these two categories are based on various relative derivational mechanisms, and, accordingly, must differ from each other. Considering all aspects of the formation of hybrids, including the facts, in our work we use such definition of the term hybrid: so, hybrid is derivational, word-formative or complex word in the language, composed with the word-formative elements (stems and affixes) of different etymology. In our study, we consider the formation of hybrids and their place in the modern French language within the framework of neologization processes. |
URI: | http://dspace.tnpu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/20782 |
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