DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES OF STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC ANALYSES OF UZBEK AND ENGLISH NEOLOGISMS
Keywords:
globalization, technology, influence, neologismAbstract
There exist various definitions of such a linguistic notion, as neologism, and every of them expresses the gist of this notion taking into the consideration one of the numerous aspects of neologism. The most general are: «Neologism: Neologisms are «words that have appeared in a language in connection with new phenomena, new concepts, but which have not yet entered into the active vocabularies of a significant portion of the native speakers of the language». The common thing in these both definitions is that neologism is not yet registered in dictionaries and in most cases, it is a colloquialism for the time being. If we consider the cultural acceptance, we can reckon that after being coined, neologisms invariably undergo scrutiny by the public and by linguists to determine their suitability to the language.
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