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Shadow-shade

defence-fence

fantasy-fancy

fanatic-fan

Loan Words

(translation loans)

Borrowings of a special kind’coz they are not taken into the vocabulary of another language in the same phonemic shape they have functioned in their own language, but undergo the process of translation.

« вундеркинд»-wonder child

G erman

«майстек штюк»-masterpiece

Russian: пятилетка- a five-year plan

kолхоз- collective farm

Sometimes in two different forms:

Блиц-криг- молниеносная война

Lightning war

Blitzkrieg

Borrowed words are mostly learned words and terminology (foreign words dominate the native).

All short common words are native, but there are also a layer words which have become fully adopted, their origin- unrecognizable.

Ex.: air face poor

our dress very

  • native appearance and common use

French words are more formal and more emotional:

To begin-to commence

To wish-to desire

Motherly love-maternal love

Childish-infantile

Sunny-solar

(day) (system)

nosy-nasal

(parker) (sound,voice)

человек, который сует нос не в свои дела

handy-manual (therapy)

Neologisms

Different points of view:

  1. if we feel that it’s neologism-it is.

  2. 25 years ago- it’s neologism.

Classification:

by Haham:

  1. Words in which the form and the meaning is new.

Ex.: audiotyping

  1. the former-new, the meaning has already been expressed by some other word.

Ex.: big C-cancer

  1. the meaning –new, but the form existed.

Ex.: “bread” in the meaning of money

green”=$

by Rosen:

  1. these are words which can occur in isolation, but at the same time they can be parts of new words.

Ex.: Euro(money)-Euro market

Anything …burger

  1. new morphemes which have appeared in the language recently

ex.: -nik peacenik

beatnik

-teria washateria

bookateria

  1. these are words which consist of already existing morphemes, but in new combination

ex.: “greenback”=$

skinhead

by Zabotkina:

  1. phonological neologisms these are new words formed from morphemes.

Ex.: Z-z-z – a short nap (onomotopoeic words)

  1. semantic neologisms- they are semantically motivated

ex.: bread= money

green=$

3. syntactic neologism

phraseological morphological

(word combinations) (formed by the meaning of affixation,

ex.: big C conversion, clipping, lexicalization, compounding)

ex.: audiotyping

4. borrowings

ex.: Pizza Hut

Formation of neologisms:

  1. affixation- is the most productive

ex.: beatnik, washateria

  1. word over lapping (междусловное наложение)

e x.: swellegant (swell+elegant)

  1. abbreviation (blending)

  2. compounding

ex.: skinhead, greenback

  1. forming new words from word combination and sentences

ex.: boldheadish, 6 o’clockish

how-do-you-doers

  1. forming new words according already existing productive pattern.

Ex.: fingersmith (карманник)

tunesmith

  1. lexicolazation

ex.: don’t talk about –izms with me.

Teens

  1. wordplays

e x.: Где находится нофелет?

  1. quazilexems- words formed from phonemes.

Ex.: Z-z-z

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