Browsing by Subject "Borrowing"

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  • Changes of connotation in borrowings 
    Takhtarova S.; Shigapova F. (2015)
    © the author(s). The relevance of the article is justified by the fact that answering the question on typical ways of expressing connotation in borrowed words and their connection with the history and ethnos development ...
  • Complex corpus of turkisms of the Russian language 
    Mardanova G.; Karimullina G.; Karimullina R.; Karpenko T. (2017)
    The complex (multiple) corpus of Turkisms that is described in this article is the result of a long-standing study of the Turkic layer of Russian vocabulary, which has been formed in a multicultural language environment. ...
  • European linguistic borrowings in the Tatar sprachraum (by written sources of the XIX - XX centures) 
    Galiullina G.; Yusupova A. (2014)
    This study focuses on the analysis of linguistic borrowings from the vocabulary of European languages at an early stage of their penetration into the Tatar language. Author studies the loanwords collected from bilingual ...
  • Pragmatic aspect of switching of codes in texts of an advertizing discourse 
    Kuzmina E.; Nizamieva L.; Valeeva A. (2016)
    The article deals with the pragmatic analysis of code switching on the basis of comparative study of advertising discourse texts in English, French and Russian in order to find out current trends in the use of the dominant ...
  • Process of economic terms internationalization (by materials of the German, Russian and Tatar languages) 
    Zaripova A.; Fominykh A. (2015)
    © 2015 by the author(s). The paper presents the characteristics of internationalisms in the economic terminology of German, Russian and Tatar languages. The emergence of borrowings in economic terminology is stimulated by ...
  • Supra-word units with a turkic component 
    Karimullina G.N.; Sarekenova K.K. (2020)
    © 2020 Karimullina and Sarekenova; Licensee Lifescience Global. This is an open access article licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/) ...

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