structure of the word-building nest with the top “gurge”
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Abstract
Purpose. The article is devoted to the topical issue of word formation in the study of the Even language. The subject of analysis is the word-building nests. The author aims to reveal the structure of the word-building nest with the top “gurge” and the word-formative capabilities of parts of speech in the Even language.
Methodology. The basis of the study is the descriptive-typological method, which contributed to the system description of the material under study. The structure and formal connections within the word-building nestare investigated using the perspective word-formation analysis. The article also uses the statistical analysis.
Results. The results of the work consist in the fact that the word-building nest with the top gurge (“work”) has been defined as a set of word-formation paradigms, which are considered as a set of derivatives having the same basis and being on the same stage of derivation.
Practical implications. The results of the research can be applied to the compilation of the derivational dictionary of the Even language also as well as to compile special courses for students in lexicology and word formation.
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| Authors | ;Stepanida Nikolaevna Savvinova |
| Journal | Journal of environmental radioactivity |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.12731/2077-1770-2018-4-247-254
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