About the process of lexical dearhaization

Maria M. Kharchenko
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The process of lexical dearhaization in the modern Russian language is considered, as a result of which words “return” to the active vocabulary from the passive stock of the language and take on a new life. Throughout the history and development of a language, the process of archaization is inevitable. Nowadays, this process has become especially relevant. It has been proven that the development of the process of dearhaization, as well as the previous lexical archaization, is facilitated by extra-linguistic factors, primarily ideological, social, as well as historical events that occurred at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. Changes in the political system, social system, economic and cultural life, the emergence of new ideas and activities have entailed both qualitative and quantitative changes in the modern lexical fund of the Russian language, as a result of which dearchaized words have become a vivid reflection of changes in public consciousness. It has been established that dearchaisms can be rethought and their meanings can be modified. The returned words reflect a certain layer of the spiritual cultural tradition and consciousness of the Russian people and are neutral lexical units in the modern linguistic communicative space.
关于词汇淡化的过程
本文考察了现代俄语词汇的“失海化”过程,词汇从被动词汇中“回归”到主动词汇中,获得新生。纵观一门语言的历史和发展,词源化的过程是不可避免的。如今,这一过程变得尤为重要。事实证明,词汇去海化过程的发展,以及之前的词汇古化,都受到了语言外因素的推动,这些因素主要是20世纪和21世纪之交发生的意识形态、社会和历史事件。政治制度、社会制度、经济和文化生活的变化,新思想和新活动的出现,使俄语的现代词汇基础发生了质的和量的变化,因此,去古化的词汇成为公众意识变化的生动反映。人们已经确定,古语可以被重新思考,它们的含义可以被修改。返回词反映了俄罗斯民族的某种精神文化传统和意识,是现代语言交际空间中的中性词汇单位。
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