COMPLEX WORDS WITH FIRST ELEMENT VARIABLE VERTICAL FORM

Abstract

Sophisticated words challenge the interest of researchers both in their formation and in their semantic peculiarities. In the way of their formation, the complex words are a diverse class - by adhesion without a connecting morpheme or a merger by a vowel (morpheme). In terms of semantics, complex words without component change, and complex words with semantic transformations are formed. The subject of the article is the complex words with an initial verb constituent in imperative form. This type of composite formations are widespread and popular in the folk language during the Renaissance. They are interesting with some of their formal and meaningful features that distinguish them from their later shaping, namely a certain degree of incomplete adhesion of ingredients, probably due to the historical period, and the transformation of some sense relationships, especially when characterizing faces.