THE ROLE OF GREECK AND LATIN ELEMENTS IN FORMATION OF FRENCH SCIENTIFIC TERMINOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.36074/grail-of-science.07.06.2024.062Keywords:
word-formation, word-building pattern, affixes, deriving stem, lexicalization, morpheme, grammaticalizationSummary
The article deals with the role of Greek and Latin elements in the formation of new words of a terminological nature in the modern French language. The author defines the main tendencies in functioning of the morphemes of foreign origin (Greek and Latin), which are characteristic of the language at the modern stage of its development. The article also reveals the main variants of word- formation, connected with the processes of lexicalization and grammaticalization.
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