This paper is dedicated to the homonymy and paronymy between
unrelated languages Russian and Kurdish (For the purpose of this paper,
“Kurdish” refers to the Kurmanji dialect). Russian-Kurdish homonymy has never
been considered prior to this paper. Interlanguage homonyms are described in
terms of expression (sound) and semantic structure. Over the course of the
study, 838 interlingual homonymic pairs were identified. Two explanations for
the appearance of interlanguage homonyms are identified: occasional coincidences
in language sounds that do not connect each other and non-random coincidences
due to changes in the semantics of genetically related same-root words. Based
on the structural-semantic analysis of Russian-Kurdish homonyms, this type of
homonymy can be considered a phenomenon independent of the bilingual
lexical-semantic system.
Russian language Kurdish language interlingual homonymy unrelated languages structural-semantic analysis lexically-semantic interference
eşim Elıf akaya desteklerinden dolayı teşekkür ederimö
This paper is dedicated to the homonymy and paronymy between
unrelated languages—Russian and Kurdish (For the purpose of this paper,
“Kurdish” refers to the Kurmanji dialect). Russian-Kurdish homonymy has never
been considered prior to this paper. Interlanguage homonyms are described in
terms of expression (sound) and semantic structure. Over the course of the
study, 838 interlingual homonymic pairs were identified. Two explanations for
the appearance of interlanguage homonyms are identified: occasional coincidences
in language sounds that do not connect each other and non-random coincidences
due to changes in the semantics of genetically related same-root words. Based
on the structural-semantic analysis of Russian-Kurdish homonyms, this type of
homonymy can be considered a phenomenon independent of the bilingual
lexical-semantic system.
Russian language Kurdish language interlingual homonymy unrelated languages structural-semantic analysis lexically-semantic interference
Primary Language | Russian |
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Journal Section | Makaleler |
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Publication Date | January 25, 2020 |
Submission Date | September 5, 2019 |
Published in Issue | Year 2020Volume: 6 Issue: 1 |
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