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Browsing by Subject "Word formation"

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Generative semantic mechanisms within morphologically complex words

Sosa Acevedo, Eulalia (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2012-07-01)

[EN] This paper seeks to introduce an alternative perspective on the treatment of derivation within afunctional framework like Role and Reference Grammar (RRG). By taking a functional perspective, we assume that word ...
La neología del turismo 2.0: análisis de la creación léxica y retos para la traducción

González Pastor, Diana María; Candel-Mora, Miguel Ángel (Malaga University, 2018)

[EN] This study analyses the lexical neology and the formation of words from anglicisms in the professional language of tourism to gauge their difficulty for translation. To this end, a corpus of tourist management reports ...
Les unités lexicales issues de troncations dans la langue française de la zootechnie et leur équivalence en espagnol

Olmo Cazevieille, Françoise Therese (Asociación de Profesores de Francés de la Universidad Española, 2011)

[FR] Abbreviations or the so-called lexical truncated forms are quite prolific in languages for specific purposes, both in oral and written discourses. However, these units have not been systematically included in the ...
Neoclassical internationalisms in scientific and popular terminology: a case study on Romance and Germanic languages

Montero Fleta, Maria Begoña (TransEarl Co Ltd., 2013)

The paper reports on a comparative study of equivalence in scientific and popular terminology across Romance and Germanic languages. The study is carried out within the framework of Languages for Specific Purposes lexicography, ...
Neología aplicada y lexicografía: para la (necesaria) actualización de las entradas de los elementos de formación de palabras en diccionarios generales

Díaz Hormigo, María Tadea (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-07-02)

[EN] Research on neologisms can be of assistance in updating the entries of the elements of word formation in general dictionaries, although it is necessary first to clarify the concepts of “neology” and “neologism”, in ...