ANALYSIS OF LEXICAL-SEMANTIC VARIATIVE RELATIONS OF NOUNS IN ENGLISH SLANGS
Abdumannobova Zakhrokhon Sharibjon kizi;
ANALYSIS OF LEXICAL-SEMANTIC VARIATIVE RELATIONS OF NOUNS IN ENGLISH SLANGS
This article analyzes the relationships between literary and slang lexical-semantic variants of nouns. It identifies 60 types of semantic shifts, showing that the most frequent model is the transformation from “non-human” in literary language to “human” in slang. These shifts act as evaluative and paradigmatic markers distinguishing slang from standard literary word-formation processes.
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