Structural and Semantic Characteristics of the Derivational Base of Borrowed Verbs (Based on the Analysis of Concise Oxford English Dictionary, 11th ed., 2004)

Veselaya E.V.

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Structural and Semantic Characteristics of the Derivational Base of Borrowed Verbs (Based on the Analysis of Concise Oxford English Dictionary, 11th ed., 2004)

Veselaya E.V.

(Rostov-on-Don)

The article is devoted to structural and semantic analysis of the derivational base of borrowed verbs, taken from Concise Oxford English Dictionary, 11th ed., 2004. The derivational base of borrowed verbs consists of verb, noun and adjective bases, which are different in their morphological and semantic structures.

Keywords

derivational base, etymological, structural and semantic characteristic of the derivational base, root derivational stems, derived derivational stems, LSG (lexical-semantic group), verb stems, noun stems, adjective stems

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