Hybrid words in the language: hybridization process
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https://doi.org/10.32523/2616-678X-2022-139-2-122-127Keywords:
hybrid, language hybridization, word formation, donor language, borrowings, foreign words, terminology.Abstract
The issue of integrating foreign language vocabulary into the system of the native language is often considered recently in modern linguistics. This aspect is studied both in domestic and foreign linguistics. At the same time, particular attention is paid to the borrowing of elements of the English vocabulary, since English is a donor language, not only for Russian and Kazakh languages, but also for many other languages of the world. Hybridism in the English language remains a poorly studied topic at the present time, although many linguists recognize hybridism as a distinctive feature of the English language. Taking into account all aspects of the formation of hybrids, including the factual material, in this article we use the following definition of this term: hybrid is a derivative or complex word of the language, consisting of derivational elements of different etymology. In the article, we also consider the features of the formation of hybrids and their place in modern English using the example of derivatives with an English component.
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