COMPOUNDS EXPRESSING EMOTIONAL UNITS IN RUSSIAN AND THEIR LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS

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Autore principale: Salimova Kamila Bakhriddinovna
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contents <p><span lang="EN-US">This article explores compound words in the Russian language that express emotional states and attitudes. Through the lens of linguistics and cultural semantics, we analyze how these compounds are formed, their syntactic and morphological structures, and their role in expressing culturally specific emotions. The study also highlights the influence of Russian worldview and national character on the language's emotional vocabulary.</span></p>
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spellingShingle COMPOUNDS EXPRESSING EMOTIONAL UNITS IN RUSSIAN AND THEIR LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
Salimova Kamila Bakhriddinovna
compound words, emotional vocabulary, cultural linguistics, semantics, emotion expression, language and culture, metaphor, worldview.
<p><span lang="EN-US">This article explores compound words in the Russian language that express emotional states and attitudes. Through the lens of linguistics and cultural semantics, we analyze how these compounds are formed, their syntactic and morphological structures, and their role in expressing culturally specific emotions. The study also highlights the influence of Russian worldview and national character on the language's emotional vocabulary.</span></p>
title COMPOUNDS EXPRESSING EMOTIONAL UNITS IN RUSSIAN AND THEIR LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
topic compound words, emotional vocabulary, cultural linguistics, semantics, emotion expression, language and culture, metaphor, worldview.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15793668