List of publications on a keyword: «lexeme»

The article analyzes the micro groups «Labor activity related to writing, drawing and graphic arts» within the lexical-semantic verb field «Labor activity» in Russian and English. The analysis has been made by means of the comparative-parametric methods.

The fact that the term "concept" is used so frequently is not a tribute to fashion and not the desire to call the same phenomena and views in a different way. This replacement is motivated by a fundamentally new approach where language is seen as a cultural phenomenon that established the reality, is infinite in its manifestation. To study the nature of concept in cognitive linguistics is given utmost importance.

Using cognitive-conceptual analysis, the variants of of contensive correlation in verb formation of the English analytical phrasal verbs (with postpositions out, in) and German synthetic in nature prefixal verbs (with prefixes aus-,auf, ein-) with analytical derivation are considered. Notional (conceptual) synonymity of the role of of the corresponding English verbal postpositions and German prefixes in this process of perfective verb formation is analyzed.

The English phrasal verbs are analyzed as the analytical verb lexemes. The analysis is carried out through the binary role of the postpositions in these verbs – word-building and conceptual from the synchronic and diachronic view-points. The conceptual sets of the postpositions are presented and characterized. Special attention is devoted the postposition up.

This article is devoted to the borrowings in English in the Middle English period. Foreign words, their roots and spheres of their usage are analysed according to the economic and political links of England with other countries. The following methods were used: method of continuous sampling, analysis and synthesis technique.

Using cognitive-conceptual analysis, the variants of contensive correlation in verb formation of the English phrasal verbs and Russian synthetic perfective verbs with prefixes are considered. Notional (conceptual) synonymity of the role of the corresponding English postpositions and Russian prefixes in this process of per-fective verb formation is analyzed.