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Yu.D.Apresyan Lexical synonyms
Determination of lexical synonyms
You can talk about two main approaches to the definition of synonyms: purely semantic and operational-semantic.
As part of the first approach, synonyms are defined as words having the same lexical significance, but differing by its shades. There are many terminological options for this definition, differing only by those, the concepts of which area -ringuistics, logic or psychology - preference is given<…>.
Attempting to combine the natural idea of \u200b\u200bsynonymy as a semantic identity with a submission of synonyms as words that may differ from each other in value, led to the concept of neutralization of semantic differences in synonyms in strictly defined positions defined by semantic, lexical, syntactic and other signs were asked to be considered synonyms Only such as the meaning of the word, the differences between which are able to neutralize<…>.
Note two common features of most such definitions.
First, they cannot be recognized as completely accurate, since the comparison of the values \u200b\u200bdoes not relieve on any formal procedure, and the concept of a shade of value does not have a sufficiently clear content. If we want to give an effective definition of synonyms, based on the possibility of a formal comparison of their values, we need to have at their disposal a comprehensive description of the words of this language (explanatory dictionary), made in compliance with a number of conditions 1. They can be, for example, the conditions imposed by us on the description of the description, the logical structure of the interpretation and the syntactic structure of the intended expression.
Secondly, in most definitions, the emphasis is not on the general semantic properties of synonyms, but on the differences between them. Words that fully coincide on the value are increasingly being considered as lexical dubls, options, etc., and genuine synonyms begin to be considered to be considered, certainly divergeable. In this regard, the following statement from the article A.B.Shapiro is indicative: "... the general opinion came out that synonyms are not words of various sound composition, completely coinciding in their meaning. ... Synonyms are words ... containing those or other differences in their own, similarity. "
The consistent development of such views gave rise to a concept, due to which synonymy - the concept of relative. The degree of synonymium may even be zero for linguistic units that do not have common semantic components.
The point of view, by virtue of which "only a semantic identity (and not the proximity of the values \u200b\u200b...) makes it possible to consider words as synonyms," finds much less supporters. Meanwhile, it not only reflects the language reality, namely the fact of the presence of a fairly large number of words with completely coinciding lexical values, but also returns its initial content.
In the future, we will talk about accurate synonyms, if the interpretation of two words completely coincide, and about inaccurate synonyms, or quasinonyms, if they have a large total part. It should be emphasized here that the division of synonyms for precise and inaccurate does not mean that only accurate synonyms are genuine subject of the theory of lexical synonym. Just the theory of semantic transformations requires a clear distinction for those and others when they are fixed in the dictionary, because otherwise there will be no different relationship to the periprazing system.
The usual definition of synonyms as words with coinciding or similar values \u200b\u200bdoes not relieve on strict theory of interpretations and therefore in itself does not ensure the formal establishment of the fact of synonymicness-incononymity of two expressions. It has always been aware of the serious lack of the theory of lexical synonyms, and the earliest searches for a reliable operating basis for establishing the fact of synonymous two words led to the formulation of the essentially distributive criterion for synonymization of the synonyms of synonyms in the same context without (noticeable) differences in meaning, although With possible stylistic and other differences.
Criteria of interchangeability is known in two versions - strong and weak. The strong criterion of interchangeability, namely, the principle of interchangeability in any context, operated at one time S. Ulman, determined synonyms as words, "identical ones and interchangeable in any context" 2. Very soon, however, he was convinced that no pair of words were satisfied with the condition formulated by him, usually credited in the discharge of synonyms 3. This led him to the conclusion that any study of synonyms that are not limited to the issues of their origin and the distribution in the dictionary is impressionistic (Ulman 1953); In our opinion, it would be natural that it would be a conclusion that the cruel chosen by the researcher synonymium criterion.
A more realistic and attractive seemed to many researchers a weak distribution criterion for synonymium - the condition of partial interchangeability of synonyms in some contexts or types of contexts. In this regard, the ideas of J. Lions are noteworthy. J. Lyons offers to distinguish a) complete - incomplete synonymy (identity - partial similarity of the semantic and emotional expressive properties of synonyms); b) global - local synonymy (interchangeability in any contexts interchangeability in some contexts). As a result, the following classification of synonyms is obtained: 1) full, global; 2) full, local; 3) incomplete, global; 4) incomplete, local. An interesting property of this classification is that it is embodied by the idea of \u200b\u200bindependence of the coincidence - the misappropriance of words on the meaning, on the one hand, and their ability to disability to interchange in the same contexts, on the other. True, this idea is not radically carried out; At the very least, partial interchangeability is considered the mandatory property of synonyms.
A more sober assessment of the role of interchangeability for lexical synonyms can be obtained if we appeal to the concept of the lexical parameter nominated by A.K. Zholkovsky and I.A. Melchuk. The lexical parameter is such a typical value that in different words is expressed by various means. The lexical correlates of this parameter may be synonyms that are in strictly or almost additional distribution; cf. make an impression), but influence). Thus, the recognition of the idea of \u200b\u200bthe lexical parameter entails the refusal of the principle (even partial) interchangeability as the mandatory property of any synonyms.
It must be said that his limitations have long understood lexicographers-practitioners. Gak, in the preface to the Webster Dictionary of the Synonyms of the English language states: "... interchangeability is not a final criterion (synonymy. Yu. A.), Since idiomatic ustellicism arises on her way "(Webster 1968: 25a; first edition - 1951). In this regard, compilers of the webcam dictionary put forward another operating criterion for synonymous with the ability to interpret the synonyms equally or almost the same way: "The only satisfactory criterion of synonyms is their coincidence in the designation (DENOTATION). This coincidence is rarely so complete that the values \u200b\u200bof the words were absolutely identical, but it is always clear enough to ensure that the definition of two or more words that are synonyms can be brought to a certain point in the same terms. " True, the point to which the general interpretation must be brought, is established by the main; In particular, "full definitions", given at the beginning of every dictionary article of the website of the Webster Dictionary of Synonyms, in most cases so wide that not only those words that authors consider synonyms, but those they treat as "without difficulty are" similar "(thematically close); However, the principle of comparison of the interpretation itself seems to be extremely reasonable.
Let us summarize the ideas in the future we will be guided. In a variety of words, usually recognized by synonyms, lexical synonyms should be distinguished in the narrow sense of the word and quasinonyms: they behave differently relative to the periprazing system. And those and others must be defined in purely semantic terms; In all natural languages, due to the idiomatics of lexical compatibility, the possibility of complete or partial interchangeability does not follow directly from the fact of the identity or similarity of lexical values. The definition of synonyms should allow an effective verification of the synonymity fact; One of the possible operating procedures of this kind is the comparison of interpretations, provided that the interpretation is made in compliance with a number of formal requirements.
Lexical synonyms: analysis and definition
We have already formulated the first condition for lexical synonyms: synonyms in the narrow sense of the word should be in the dictionary same interpretation, i.e. Translated into the same expression of the semantic language.
However, this condition is not enough to recognize two lexical units synonyms. In a sense, the same lexical importance has vapors of verbs build and building, enter and hold and the like in phrases Workers are building a house - the house is built by workers, three liters are included in the bottle. The bottle accommodates three liters. Indeed, the proposals within each pair are situationally equivalent to each other; Obviously further that all the coinciding words of each pair of proposals (workers, house, bottle etc) are used in the same meaning; From this it follows that those words that the proposals are different from each other (Build - to build, enter - hold), At least denotatively, are also equivalent. This is evidenced by the fact that the forms of the suffering pledge are never interpreted in the dictionaries on their own: their value is revealed by the mark "Strades" and reference to the form of the actual pledge of the corresponding verb. Meanwhile, no one will be able to qualify build - construct And the like pairs of words like lexical synonyms.
Difference between a pair build - to build On the one hand, and a pair build-build, with Another may be described in two ways. Firstly, build and construct have the same "role-playing" structure, and build and build - Different: W. build and construct The first valence of the subject, and the second-object, and build On the contrary, the first valence of the object, and the second is a subject. In order to exclude build and construct From the number of lexical synonyms, it is sufficient to enter into the definition of the condition, by virtue of which the role structures of synonyms should coincide. This definition will be quite efficient if we take two fairly natural agreements on the description of the role-playing structures of type predicates be more - be - give outon the one hand, and predicates like buy - sell- pass with another.<…>
Distinction between pairs like build - construct On the one hand, and pairs like build - to build On the other hand, it can be described as distinctions not in role-playing, but in the actual structure of predicates: buildand constructplaces (valence) with the same number are engaged in the names of the same actants (real participants in the situation), and buildand construct Places with the same number are engaged in the names of different actants:
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As you can see, buildin the first place is worth BUT, And on the second - IN, A W. buildon the contrary, in the first place is worth IN, And on the second - BUT. From this point of view, a three-way synonymium condition can be formulated as a condition for the coincidence of the actant structures of two words (or other lexical units).
The required effect is to eliminate syntactic derivatives from the number of lexical synonyms - is achieved by introducing into the definition of the latter conditions, by virtue of which they must belong to the same part of speech. Then the pair of type worth it– as soon as (it's worth entering him– As soon as he enters), one - only (and I will tell you about it one– I will only tell him about it) must be interpreted as suprelivative derivatives.
So, to recognize two words (or syntactically indecomposable phraseological units) BUT and IN lexical synonyms are necessary and enough (1) so that they have a fully coincidence interpretation, i.e. The semantic language (2) was translated into the same expression, (2) so that they had the same number of active semantic valences, and such that valence with the same number have the same roles (or attach to the predicate the names of the same actants), ( 3) so that they belonged to the same (deep) part of speech.
Note that this definition does not require synonyms of coincidence or at least partial similarity of their combination or structures in which they are used, as well as their coincidences of their stylistic properties.<…>
Orckers lexical synonymy
For any literary language, a tendency to overcome the non-functional difference of units "(Panov 1966), stringing as normalization as it should be normalized. It is usually noted that this consists of one of the main differences in the literary language from dialects typical of which there is an abundance of semantically in no differentiated ways to express one and the same thought. It should be added to the lom, as inside the literary language itself, especially if you include in it, different layers of vocabulary react differently to this trend. First of all, it subordinates its influence sustainable, i.e. There are existing ones in the language (original or completely assimilated), stylisticly neutral highly consistent derivational, simple or patched (non-derivative) units of the basic values. The processes of semantic differentiation constantly flowing in this layer lead to the fact that a dominant role acquires quasinonym, and an accurate synonymy is reduced. The idea of \u200b\u200bthe exact synonym of such units can give the following sufficiently rare examples: throw - throw, to peer - sing (fruit); Kozhenka – bug, octopus - spruit; the same - identical; Everywhere - everywhere, in love - the tricks, barely - a little (took up dawn).<…>
The desire of the language to update its lexical agents, leading to the emergence of accurate synonyms, is fully and more clearly manifested in the sphere of expressive vocabulary. Examples can serve ground - Fly (what-n. Unprecedented), rolling - to shine (reprimand to someone); Barachlova - manatki, emptyl - empty - emptiness - void; Hemless - brainless; Crupitsa - droplet (nor talent grains), slightly slightly – drop (pity). It is curious that it is in the sphere of expressive vocabulary with the greatest force manifests one of the most interesting semantic processes the process of a synonymic analogy, otherwise called synonymic derivation, or synonymic irradiation 1.
<…> The synonymic analogy in the sphere of expressive vocabulary is so strong that sometimes it acquires the status of the productive process; G.Stnn considered it by semantic law.
Due to its expressive marquency, it is easy to enter synonymous relationships and phraseological units, Wed. sit back - beat the scarlet to mind (to mind) - teach Mind mind; To the whole spirit - All the blades - from all legs - what is the spirit (run); Not all at home - the screws in the head lack.
Development in the word portable and phraseologically related values - another process generating semantically accurate synonymies. This is primarily facilitated by the mechanism of metaphorical transfer, because one of the most common methods of metaphorization value is to remove its differentiating semantic components, for example, Watch running away<уходят> for five minutes; cf. Straight - Not synonymous - Values \u200b\u200bof verb run away - leave.
The synonymization of portable and phraseologically related values \u200b\u200balso contributes to the circumstance (closely associated with the metaphorization mechanism just considered), which in general they are poor semantic content than direct values \u200b\u200b(cf. follow 1. "Floating up, appear on the surface of the liquid"; farm 2 (dark fragrances float) "Detect yourself" leave 1 of agoing, stop being in a ", break 2 out of (eg, power) \u003d."Clean the object A"). This is especially characteristic of phraseologically related values, which are the final stage of the development of portable values.
Note, finally, that portable and phraseologically related values \u200b\u200bare limited to constructive conditions of implementation much tougher than free (Wed. get out of the room, get out of a canopy, go to the square, go out into the hall, go out to the river, go out for the sidelice, get out of dinner etc., but only get out of power); It also plays the possibilities of semantic differentiation of synonymizing values.
Synonymia for portable values \u200b\u200bcan be illustrated by the following examples: fall out- issued (day fell<выдался> Gorgeous), hide- fly (on the street), clothe- Cover (clouds facilitated<обложили> sky); the science - lesson (for my life); Close- ambulance (separation); Where- Where (to be equal to you).
The idea of \u200b\u200bsynonymy of phraseologically related values \u200b\u200bgives the following examples: rush - hit (hops rushes<ударяет> in the head), to inflate - to swear (prices), carry - tolerate (loss); Intake - Delivered (Faxation); unlessless - unlessless (lie).
Inhabited for the regulatory impact of semantic differentiation processes are many word-forming processes, resulting in the language of so-called single-cornered, or single-corned, synonyms. In Russian, the verb vocabulary is richer, the verb vocabulary is richer, and they are more accurate and regularly, they are formed using consoles from the foundations of verbs denoting a change in the spatial position or state of an object or subject: overthrow - overthrow (autocracy), boil - cook (potatoes), shivel - flush - silent. A common morphological variety of this type is represented by pairs "Nefstanding verb" - "Potion Glag", Wed. cook - boil (potatoes), multiply - multiply (five to two), clean - clean (oranges).
Other The regular type of word-forming synonymy is represented by prefix verbs with synonymous or quasi-substitred bases, CP. raise - crack up - we will shoot (dust on the road), toster - podkraulil, getting down - straighten, pek - riding (frost, fear), accompany - accompany (fever accompanies the disease. Success accompanies every presentation).
Significantly less regular character has a semantically very inhomogeneous morphological type "Non-returnable - a return verb", Wed. burn - burn (nettle), bite - bite (dog); mow (eyes on smb.) - mowy (eyes on smb.), Yellow - chop cf. Also isolated pairs of synonymsclamp to take a hurry (information), match (Daughter of the neighbor) - Watch (to the daughter of a neighbor) .
In nouns, adjectives and shorter, single-darned synonyms arise mainly due to synonymia of word-forming suffixes or variability of the foundations, less often due to prefixation or (with the word-syncing) synonymity of the foundations, and are even less regular; cf. disease - disease, well done - wellout, uniform - uniform; Kilk - spiny, tiny - tiny; Everywhere - everywhere.
The question of the status of such units (synonyms or morphological options of the words?) For a long time, it still remains debatable. From our point of view, the variants of the word wisely see in cases where it is possible to formulate a sufficiently simple and general rule of the use of one or another option. In cases not described by the simple and general rules (namely, all the examples discussed above) are natural to see not options for words, but different, but exactly synonymous words.
We conclude this list of sources of semantically accurate synonymia borrowing. Those who came to the language recently, or are on the periphery of the dictionary, or are prone to terminology, often turn out to be accurate synonyms of words already available in it (primary or borrowed); cf. acquisitive - accusative case, Monotheism is monotheism, polygamy - multipleness.<…>
Combined differences between synonyms
<…> In addition to the types of compatibility, lexical synonyms may differ from each other by the degree of coincidence of the combination. In each of the three types, it is possible to 1) a complete coincidence of the combination (rare and in the future in detail not considered case), 2) the inclusion of the combination, 3) the intersection of combinance and 4) the complete mismatch of the compatibility. In total, there are thus 3 x 4 \u003d 12 types of elementary differences between lexical synonyms.
Itself, of course, in this pair or in a number of synonyms, several elementary differences can be submitted immediately. No, however, the needs of particularly consider possible combinations of elementary differences; They can easily be calculated on the basis of existing definitions.
With the question of combined differences between accurate synonyms, the problem of their interchangeability is closely connected. From the above comments on the types and degrees of combination differences between lexical synonyms, it follows that interchange is frequent, but not mandatory property. Rule replacement word H. Its accurate (in meaning) synonym W. In this non-metal text T. in the presence of a dictionary V, in which for X-aI W.-And all types of compatibility are described FROM, Formulated very simple: H. can be replaced by W.if for any kind of combination takes place with T. (X) C v (y) (i.e., if the combination of X-A in this text is in or equal to the combination of Y-A, as described in the dictionary) 1. Obviously, in the event of a complete discrepancy of at least one type of combination H. and W.{!LANG-70e4755c2663361437526906387fc581!}
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