Russian Conservation Terms For The Wall Paintings And Architectural Surfaces In The Multilingual Lexicographic Representation Of The Dictionary “Ewaglos”
The principles of the selection of Russian terms of the sphere of conservation and restoration of wall paintings and architectural surfaces in the multilingual lexicographic representation of the illustrated dictionary “EwaGlos” are considered. It allowed for the first time in domestic and world pra...
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Tsentr nauchnykh i obrazovatelnykh proektov
2020
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| Sumario: | The principles of the selection of Russian terms of the sphere of conservation and restoration of wall paintings and architectural surfaces in the multilingual lexicographic representation of the illustrated dictionary “EwaGlos” are considered. It allowed for the first time in domestic and world practice to bring into the system the terms of this sphere that have developed in Russian and harmonize them with the terminological systems of fourteen others languages — English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Bulgarian, Croatian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian, Hungarian, Japanese, Arabic and Persian. The results of a quantitative analysis of Russian terms at several levels are presented: (1) structural (in terms of the number of components), (2) part of speech (in terms of the distribution of parts of speech that implement terminological functions), (3) etymological (in terms of the origin of terms and main ways of terminology enrichment), (4) morphological (from the point of view of the morphemic structure of terms and words), (5) syntactic (from the point of view of models of constructing terms and phrases), (6) lexical (from the point of view of stratification of terms and types of terminological names), (7) logical-semantic (from the point of view of the taxonomy of terms, hypo- and hyperonymic relations). |
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