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Linguistic means of expressing emotionality in modern tatar prose: abstract of the dissertation for the degree doctor of philology: 10.02.02 - languages of the peoples of the russian federation (the tatar language) [PDF]

Galieva N. F. (Nadiya F)
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Paradygmatic Relations in the English Veterinary Terminology

Mìžnarodnij fìlologìčnij časopis, 2022
The article deals with paradigmatic relations in English terminology of veterinary medicine. The aim of this work is to study such paradigmatic relations in the veterinary terminology as synonymy and antonymy.
Y. Rozhkov
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Characteristics of the Components of the Lexico-Semantic Field of Landscape Architecture, Taking into Account Their Place in the Terminological System (Based on the English Language)

Arctic, 2023
The field approach, based on the idea that languages are systems of systems whose components interact with each other, is increasingly being used to analyse lexico-semantic sets.
Anastasiya S. Kaneeva
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LEXICAL AND SEMANTIC RELATIONS IN THE TERMINOLOGY SYSTEM OF IVAN FRANKO’S ECONOMIC WORKS

Terminological Bulletin, 2023
The article deals with systemic lexical and semantic relations in economic terminology. The role of synonyms in economic terminology is determined. The semantics and stylistic nature of lexical synonyms in the language of Ivan Franko’s economic works are
Zoriana Vysotska
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CLASSIFICATION OF SEMANTIC RELATIONS BETWEEN COMMON AND SPECIAL MEANINGS OF CONSUBSTANTIAL LINGUISTIC TERMS

Bulletin of Chelyabinsk State University
Consubstantial terms are terminological units that belong both to the common lexicon and to a special subject area, therefore, and the special and non-special meanings of such a term can correlate with each other in different ways.
H. Shanglong, M. K. Timofeeva
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Polysemy as one of the ways of forming antonymous relations in the Crimean Tatar language

Philology. Theory & Practice
This article examines polysemy as a productive means of forming antonyms in the Crimean Tatar language. The study focuses on identifying and analyzing antonymic pairs that arise from polysemantic lexemes.
Z. M. Sattarova, Surie Seranovna Bilialova, Gulnaz Shevketovna Ablialimova   +2 more
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Terms as linguistic and domain specific units

Terminology. International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Issues in Specialized Communication
This paper stands at the intersection between specialised translation and terminology. Terms and their relations are rather central in specialised texts and become even more important when texts are transferred into another language, i.e.
M. Koliopoulou
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Paradigmatic Relations of the Metalanguage of Metalinguistics

RUDN Journal of Language Studies, Semiotics and Semantics
The paradigmatic relations of metalinguistics turn out to be one of the few manifestations of the systemic qualities of the verbal inventory of the natural language.
S. V. Lesnikov
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Hypo-hypernymic correlations between terms in the subject field MANAGEMENT (based on English-language term units of strategic and financial management)

Philology. Theory & Practice
The aim of the study is to identify the specific features of hypo-hypernymic correlations between the terms of the subject field MANAGEMENT in contemporary English as a reflection of the peculiarities of the conceptual organization of this subject field.
N. Gorbunova
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LEXEMES WITH SEMEMS OF SOCIAL RELATIONS IN “DEVONU LUGOTIT TÜRK” RELATED TO THE PRIMORDIAL LAYER

ISSUES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UZBEKI LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
This article describes the study, content, and significance of the “Devonu lug‘otit turk” dictionary as a lexicographic source. It analyzes the semantic properties of Turkish lexemes with social-relational meaning.
N. Azizova
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