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Некоторые особенности вариантности в различных терминосистемах татарского языка

Некоторые особенности вариантности в различных терминосистемах татарского языка

Abstract

Вопросы терминологической вариативности татарского языка в условиях активного взаимодействия языков остаются значимыми. Терминологические вариантные формы представляют собой продукт языкового развития, в то же время – показатель динамизма языка, что является общим для частных видов языкового варьирования, проявление которых отлично, по результатам проведенного исследования, в пределах терминосистем татарского языка различных профессиональных сфер. Лингвистическое исследование медицинской терминосистемы и юридической терминосистемы татарского языка на предмет выявления особенностей вариативности и как результат вариантности проведено в социолингвистическом и структурно-сопоставительном аспектах. Предложенное направление исследования проблемы возможно рассматривать как перспективное при сравнительных анализах терминологической вариантности в разноотраслевых терминосистемах.

Terminological variation can be considered to be a result of development of the language; at the same time this phenomenon reflects the dynamism of the language, that is a general feature for particular kinds of a language variation, which prove themselves differently within different terminological systems of the Tatar language (as the findings of the scientific research has indicated). To identify the features of terminological variation the linguistic research of the terminological systems of medicine and law within the Tatar language has been made within sociolinguistic and structural-comparative aspects. The proposed way for the research of terminological variation can be regarded as a perspective one for comparative analysis of terminological variation within the different terminological systems.

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ТАТАРСКИЙ ЯЗЫК, ДВУЯЗЫЧИЕ, ЗАИМСТВОВАНИЕ, ЯЗЫКОВАЯ НОРМА, ВАРИАНТ, ТАТАРСКАЯ ЮРИДИЧЕСКАЯ ТЕРМИНОЛОГИЯ, ТАТАРСКАЯ МЕДИЦИНСКАЯ ТЕРМИНОЛОГИЯ, ТЕРМИН

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