Pokreti za obnovu jezika u srednjoj Europi
Izrada stručne terminologije u srednjoeuropskim jezicima
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https://doi.org/10.18690/scn.2.1.5–11.2009Keywords:
terminology, Central-European languages, linguistic renewal, chemistry, telegraphAbstract
Language revitalization movements in Central Europe: the development of technical terminology in Central European languages
This article is about the common roots of large Central European linguistic renewal movements among Czechs, Hungarians and Croats. The major principles of word fund enrichment are presented, especially of professional terminology. The mutual influences of Czech, Hungarian and Croatian lexicography are documented. In particular, the cases of lučba (kemija, vegytan, Mischkunst-Scheidekunst), brzojav (Drahtmeldung, sürgöny), prirodopis, prirodoslovlje (Naturkunde, Naturlehre, természetrajz, természettan) have been analyzed.
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