The Lexical and Semantic Field of Memory in Bulgarian and Ukrainian
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https://doi.org/10.55630/dipp.2025.15.24Keywords:
Bulgarian Language, Corpus Linguistics, Memory, Semantics, Ukrainian LanguageAbstract
We present a contrastive study of the lexical and semantic field of memory in Bulgarian and Ukrainian based on material from a parallel bilingual corpus. The correspondences between several principal roots from which the lexemes of this field are formed, the word-formation patterns and their frequencies are examined, and the most frequent collocations are analysed. We also look into some aspects of translation strategies.References
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