Collocation as а Differential Sign of Slavic Languages (from the Perspective of the South Slavic languages). First Part
Authors:
Tsenka
Ivanova
St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Pages:
96-
122
Abstract:
The high degree of a relationship between the Slavic languages raises the issue about the criteria by which they distinguish between them. Through different mechanisms of combinativeness and a lexicalsemantic distribution of the common vocabulary the common by its origin lexis has formed various Slavic languages. The collocations, or the syntagmatic organization of words, act as a sign of differentiality between the Slavic languages and they contain a number of specific features. In certain situations the characteristics of the collocation are linked with sociolinguistic processes of divergence of literary languages. The contemporary linguistic situation in South Slavic / Balkan Slavic area implement a certain revision of theoretical formulations and orientation to new methodological and applied perspectives.
Keywords:
Slavic languages, differential signs, collocations, vocabulary, syntagmatic organization, divergence, South Slavic languages.
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