Semantics of phraseological units featuring direct kinship terms in modern media texts
This article analyses how media texts utilise phraseological units featuring family relationship vocabulary, aiming to identify the relationship between the semantics of kinship terms and the overall phraseological meaning while describing possible semantic shifts in the understanding of these phraseological units by modern Russian native speakers. Empirically, the study draws on the newspaper corpus of the National Corpus of ...
Semantic transformation of the noun mamochka: from ‘wife’ to ‘cannon’
... determined by the connection between the meaning and a set of subjective perceptions that form the meaning. Our study aims to reveal the influence of individual perceptions of the meaning on the extension of the semantic structure of a word, using the kinship term ‘mamochka’ as an example. The article focuses on instances where the word ‘mamochka’ is used in fiction and, to some extent, Internet texts. The article examines cases spanning from the 1840s to the 2010s to explore the secondary usage ...
‘Mother’, ‘wife’ and ‘friend’: semantics and pragmatics of an address
... [Russian speech etiquette]. Voronezh, 125 p. (in Russ.).
Ushakov, D. N., ed., 1940. Tolkovyi slovar' russkogo yazyka: v 4 t. [Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language: in 4 volumes]. Vol. 4. Moscow (in Russ.).
Russian language, address, kinship terms, secondary usage, semantics, pragmatics, lexicography, cluster model
Krongauz M. A., Klokova K. S., Shulginov V. A., Yudina T. A.
172-189
10.5922/2225-5346-2024-3-10
