The Coronavirus Era and its new vocabulary and phraseology in Slavic languages
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https://doi.org/10.18690/scn.15.1.327–346.2022Keywords:
neologisms, coronavirus, semantics, word-formation processes, vocabulary, phraseology, Ukranian, Russian, Czech languagesAbstract
The purpose of this research is to study new vocabulary and phraseology that appeared in relation to the coronavirus pandemic in different groups of Slavic languages: Ukrainian, Russian and Czech. Thematic groups, figurative and word-shaping resources are described. The results of the research revealed parallel trends: Mainly borrowings from the English language and occasional neologisms with a clear expressive tone. Innovations in the fields of Phraseology and Paremiology take place based on the existing structural-semantic models and transformations of proverbs into new anti-proverbs.
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