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The Functıons of the Invective Lexicon

[journal article]

Huseynova, Ulvuyye Shirzad kizi

Abstract

Invective vocabulary has recently been of interest to linguists, so we paid attention to the semantic development of this layer of language. The article aims to investigate this layer and how this layer is formed. The formation of invective vocabulary occurs mainly with the help of the following lex... view more

Invective vocabulary has recently been of interest to linguists, so we paid attention to the semantic development of this layer of language. The article aims to investigate this layer and how this layer is formed. The formation of invective vocabulary occurs mainly with the help of the following lexico-semantic methods: the transition of ordinary language into invective due to the means of linguistic expressiveness. Of particular interest is the communicative aspect of the use of invectives. Even though that many words are quite often used as abuses not only in live communication but also in many texts, this possible meaning is not always recorded in dictionaries.... view less

Keywords
function

Classification
Science of Literature, Linguistics

Free Keywords
invective; addressee; addresser; colloquialism; vulgarisms

Document language
English

Publication Year
2023

Page/Pages
p. 1022-1027

Journal
Path of Science, 9 (2023) 5

ISSN
2413-9009

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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