Neological processes in the lexico-semantic subsystem of collective “labels” reflect changing social reality and patterns its language development. The results analysis new socionyms German language, functioning modern Internet communication is presented article. Derivative, semantic-motivational, syntagmatic, functional signs socionyms-neologisms belonging to semantic groups POOR - RICH, LOCAL...

semantic shifting which is one of the most important semantic processes forming the meaning of some linguistic structures was first introduced by safavi (1379). the meaning of different structures such as proverbs, are made by semantic shifting which takes place on the syntagmatic axis, but is shown on the paradigmatic axis. the corpus used in this study consists of 10 persian proverbs which ar...

The field of opinion mining has emerged in recent years as an exciting challenge for computational linguistics: investigating how humans express subjective judgments through linguistic means paves the way for automatic recognition and summarization of opinionated texts, with the possibility of determining the polarities and strengths of opinions asserted. Sentiment lexicons are basic resources ...

Serial verb constructions are grammatical that still debatable by linguists from different schools of theories because whether they considered as simple or complex predicates in terms their various structures found world’s languages. Creol languages such Papuan Malay has serial interested for further studies there lacks similar done the language. This research describes Malay. Its focus is to i...

The loss of regular case endings in modern German has led to highly syncretic noun paradigms that neutralise many of the distinctions retained in more conservative determiner and adjective paradigms. Genitive and dative are, for all intents and purposes, the only cases marked in noun paradigms. Strong nonfeminine nouns have a genitive singular in -s. Strong nouns whose plural ends in a schwa or...

In this paper, the system of language and architecture has been studied in three levels of elemental, structural and semantic in cases of traditional and modern mosques in Iran through the method of analyzing the content of texts and in a conceptual model. Then, in a comparative method, the common patterns of these systems have been explained at all three levels. The common features at the elem...