LEXICOLOGY of English Language

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Course structure

11 practical classes
Course outline :
1. Lexicography – work with dictionaries -1

Course structure 11 practical classes Course outline : 1. Lexicography – work
class
2. Etymology – 2 classes
3. Morphology -3 classes
4. Semasiology – 2 classes
5. Vocabulary of language – 2 classes
6. Phraseology – 1 class
ПМК – Module test

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Assessment system

Making outlines /notes – 6*5=30 points
Dictation (terms) – 2*10=20 points
Exercises +

Assessment system Making outlines /notes – 6*5=30 points Dictation (terms) – 2*10=20
in-class work – 3*10=30 points
Module test – 20 points

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References

Практикум з курсу лексикології англ. мови для студентів III курсу/ Уклад.,

References Практикум з курсу лексикології англ. мови для студентів III курсу/ Уклад.,
І.Г. Анікеєнко, Л.Ф. Бойцан, Л.В. Ганецька. - К., КДЛУ, 1999. - 72 с.

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Lexicology

Lexicology is the part of linguistics which studies words, their nature[clarification needed]

Lexicology Lexicology is the part of linguistics which studies words, their nature[clarification
and meaning, words' elements[clarification needed], relations between words (semantical relations), word groups and the whole lexicon.

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Theme1. Lexicography

Lexicography is an important branch of linguistics which covers the theory

Theme1. Lexicography Lexicography is an important branch of linguistics which covers the
and practice of compiling dictionaries.

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Types of dictionaries

The term dictionary is used to denote a book listing

Types of dictionaries The term dictionary is used to denote a book
words of a language with their meanings and often with data regarding pronunciation, usage and/or origin. There are also dictionaries that concentrate their attention upon only one of these aspects: pronouncing (phonetical) dictionaries (by Daniel Jones) and etymological dictionaries (by Walter Skeat, by Erik Partridge, The Oxford English Dictionary).

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Unilingual general
Explanatory dictionaries (The Oxford English Dictionary on historical principles).
Etymological

Unilingual general Explanatory dictionaries (The Oxford English Dictionary on historical principles). Etymological
(W. W.Skeat Etymological English Dictionary)

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Unilingual Special

Glossaries of scientific and other special terms; concordances (Schmidt, Alex. Shakespeare

Unilingual Special Glossaries of scientific and other special terms; concordances (Schmidt, Alex.
Lexicon).
Dictionaries of abbreviations, synonyms, antonyms, borrowings, new words, proverbs, surnames, toponyms
American English Dictionaries. Dialect and slang dictionaries

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Bi/Multilingual general

Translation Dictionaries. English - Russian, Russian -English etc. and Multilingual dictionaries.

Bi/Multilingual general Translation Dictionaries. English - Russian, Russian -English etc. and Multilingual
(Большой англо-pyccкий словарь И.Р.Гальперина, Мюллер В.H. Англо-русский словарь,

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Bi/Multilingual1 special

Dictionaries of scientific and other special terms. (O.C. Axмaнова Словарь лингвистических

Bi/Multilingual1 special Dictionaries of scientific and other special terms. (O.C. Axмaнова Словарь лингвистических терминов.)
терминов.)

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Dictionaries
“Universal English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Lexicon”, A. Bazhenkova, 2006
This dictionary is a

Dictionaries “Universal English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Lexicon”, A. Bazhenkova, 2006 This dictionary
linguistic general explanatory bilingual synchronic dictionary that consists of 1262 pages and includes about 100 000 entries. The dictionary is divided in following parts:

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1) Content;
2) Alphabet;
3) Preface and the structure of entries;
4) Conventional abbreviations;
5) The

1) Content; 2) Alphabet; 3) Preface and the structure of entries; 4)
main part – entries;
6) List of irregular verbs;
7) List of English-speaking countries;
8) List of geographical names;
9) Numerals;
10) Bibliography.

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dead II [ded] a 1. 1) мертвый… ; 2) связанный со

dead II [ded] a 1. 1) мертвый… ; 2) связанный со смертью
смертью
Idioms, proverbs are given at the end of the entry marked out with rhombus ¸ and are illustrated with examples. Phrasal verbs are given after all main meanings of the verb:
run [rΛn] v (ran; run) I 1. бежать, бегать…
run across phr v 1. (smb/smth) случайно встретить кого-либо/что-либо.

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“Complete English-Russian Dictionary”, V.K. Müller, 2007.
This dictionary is a linguistic general

“Complete English-Russian Dictionary”, V.K. Müller, 2007. This dictionary is a linguistic general
explanatory bilingual synchronic dictionary that consists of 1536 pages and includes 250 000 words and word combinations.

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“English-Russian Comprehensive Law Dictionary”, A. Mamulyan, S. Kashkin, 2006.
This dictionary is a

“English-Russian Comprehensive Law Dictionary”, A. Mamulyan, S. Kashkin, 2006. This dictionary is
linguistic restricted juridical explanatory bilingual dictionary of the synchronic type. It consists of 800 pages and includes about 100 000 entries. The dictionary can be divided in following parts:
1) Preface to the academic edition;
2) English alphabet;
3) List of abbreviations;
4) Entries.

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“Oxford Primary Dictionary”, R. Allen, 2006.
This dictionary is a linguistic general

“Oxford Primary Dictionary”, R. Allen, 2006. This dictionary is a linguistic general
explanatory monolingual dictionary of the synchronic type.

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«Словарь наиболее употребительных синонимов английского языка», П.П. Литвинов, 2001.
This dictionary is

«Словарь наиболее употребительных синонимов английского языка», П.П. Литвинов, 2001. This dictionary is
a linguistic restricted synonymic specialized bilingual dictionary of the synchronic type.

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My advice

Dictionary.com
http://dictionary.reference.com/

My advice Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/

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Exercise

Choose one word out of the following list: head, hand, arm, body,

Exercise Choose one word out of the following list: head, hand, arm,
thing, to go, to take, to be and analyse its dictionary entry and its semantic structure as presented in the following dictionaries:
V.Muller's Anglo-Russian Dictionary;
The Concise Oxford English Dictionary;
Answer the following questions
1 How are the dictionary entries (for the word under analysis) built in these dictionaries? What information is contained in the dictionary entry?
How many meanings constitute the semantic structure of the word? How are they explained?
What meaning comes first in different dictionaries? Explain the difference, if any.

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Important terms

Etymology
Dictionary
Meaning
Entry
Structure
Explanatory

Important terms Etymology Dictionary Meaning Entry Structure Explanatory

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Theme 2. Etymology

Etymology is the study of the history of words, their

Theme 2. Etymology Etymology is the study of the history of words,
origins, and how their form and meaning have changed over time.
Etymologically the vocabulary of the English language is far from being homogeneous.
It consists of two layers:
the native stock of words
the borrowed stock of words.

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In fact native words comprise only 30 % of the total

In fact native words comprise only 30 % of the total number
number of words in the English vocabulary.
Borrowed words (or loan words or borrowings) are words taken over from another language and modified according to the patterns of the receiving language.

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When analysing borrowed words one must distinguish between the two terms –

When analysing borrowed words one must distinguish between the two terms –

* "source of borrowing" - applied to the language from which the word was immediately borrowed
* "origin of borrowing" – applied to the language to which the word may be ultimately traced

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Examples

table –
source of borrowing - French, origin of borrowing - Latin

Examples table – source of borrowing - French, origin of borrowing -

elephant –
source of borrowing - French, origin-Egypt
convene - source of borrowing - French, origin-Latin.

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The are different ways of classifying the borrowed stock of words.

First of

The are different ways of classifying the borrowed stock of words. First
all the borrowed stock of words may be classified according to the nature of the borrowing itself as
borrowings proper,
translation loans
semantic loans.

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Translation loans are words or expressions formed from the elements existing in

Translation loans are words or expressions formed from the elements existing in
the English language according to the patterns of the source language (the moment of truth - sp. el momento de la verdad).
A semantic loan is the borrowing of a meaning for a word already existing in the English language (e.g. the compound word shock brigade which existed in the English language with the meaning "аварійна бригада" acquired a new meaning "ударная бригада" which it borrowed from the Russian language.

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Borrowings

The main layer of borrowed words in English are Latin-Greek borrowings:
Pound, mint,

Borrowings The main layer of borrowed words in English are Latin-Greek borrowings:
mustard, school, dish, chin, cleric, cheese, devil, pepper, street, gospel, bishop, candle, cup, plant, wall, interior.

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There are also:

French
Greek
Scandinavian
Italian
Norman French
Spanish borrowings

There are also: French Greek Scandinavian Italian Norman French Spanish borrowings

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Native stock of words has 3 native elements

1. Proper Old English
2. Proto-Germanic
3.

Native stock of words has 3 native elements 1. Proper Old English 2. Proto-Germanic 3. Indo-European
Indo-European

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Assimilation

Assimilation is the process of changing the adopted word.
Completely assimilated borrowings

Assimilation Assimilation is the process of changing the adopted word. Completely assimilated
are the words, which have undergone all types of assimilation. Ex. City, shirt, sky, century.

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Partially assimilated borrowings

are the words which lack one of the types of

Partially assimilated borrowings are the words which lack one of the types
assimilation.
Groups: 1) Borrowings not assimilated semantically (e.g. shah, rajah).
2) Loan words not assimilated grammatically, e.g. nouns borrowed from Latin or Greek which keep their original plural forms {datum - data, phenomenon - phenomena).

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3)Loan words not completely assimilated phonetically. These words contain peculiarities in stress,

3)Loan words not completely assimilated phonetically. These words contain peculiarities in stress,
combinations of sounds that are not standard for English {machine, camouflage, tobacco).
4) Loan words not completely assimilated graphically (e.g. ballet, cafe, cliche).

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Barbarisms

are words from other languages used by the English people in conversation

Barbarisms are words from other languages used by the English people in
or in writing but not assimilated in any way, and for which there are corresponding English equivalents e.g. ciao Italian - good-bye English.

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International words.

There exist many words that were borrowed by several languages.

International words. There exist many words that were borrowed by several languages.
Such words are mostly of Latin and Greek origin and convey notions which are significant in the field of communication in different countries.

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Here belong
names of sciences (philosophy, physics, chemistry, linguistics),
terms of art

Here belong names of sciences (philosophy, physics, chemistry, linguistics), terms of art
(music, theatre, drama, artist, comedy),
political terms (politics, policy, progress).
sports terms (football, hockey, cricket, rugby, tennis)

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Important terms

Origin
Source
Borrowing, loan
Native
Layer
Stock
Vocabulary
International
Homogenous

Important terms Origin Source Borrowing, loan Native Layer Stock Vocabulary International Homogenous

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Exercises

1. Analyse the following words from the point of view of the

Exercises 1. Analyse the following words from the point of view of
type and degree of assimilation. State which words are: a)completeiy assimilated; b) partially assimilated; c) non-assimilated: prima-donna, ox, caftan, city, school, etc., mazurka, table, street, they, century, sky, wall, stimulus, reduce, cup, present.

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Exercise 2.

Explain the origin of the following words: father, brother, mother, dog,

Exercise 2. Explain the origin of the following words: father, brother, mother,
cat, sheep, wolf, house, life, earth, man, apple, live, go, give, begin, strong, long, wide, to, for, from, and, with, I, he, two, well, much, little
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