Lexicology as a branch of linguistics. Parts /branches of
lexicology. The connection of lexicology with other branches of
linguistics.
The word and its properties. The main approaches connected with the problem of the word as the main language unit.
The word as an arbitrary and motivated sign. Naming. Types of motivation.
The problem of linguistic meaning. Types of linguistic meaning. Main approaches to the definition of meaning.
Syntagmatic and paradigmatic relationships of words. Sense relations. Hyponymic relations. Cultural differences in language classifications.
Synonymy.
Antonymy.
Etymological doublets.Etymological doublets.
The morphemic structure of the word. Types of morphemes. Allomorphs.
Morphemic level of analysys of word-structure.
Affixation as a means of word formation.
The word and its properties. The main approaches connected with the problem of the word as the main language unit.
The word as an arbitrary and motivated sign. Naming. Types of motivation.
The problem of linguistic meaning. Types of linguistic meaning. Main approaches to the definition of meaning.
Syntagmatic and paradigmatic relationships of words. Sense relations. Hyponymic relations. Cultural differences in language classifications.
Synonymy.
Antonymy.
Etymological doublets.Etymological doublets.
The morphemic structure of the word. Types of morphemes. Allomorphs.
Morphemic level of analysys of word-structure.
Affixation as a means of word formation.