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NOMINATIVE STRUCTURE IN THE RUSSIAN FOLK OMENS
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One of the urgent problems of modern linguistics is the question of how language picture of the world is reflected in the grammatical level. Traditionally, it is mainly discussed the issues related to lexical semantics. This content vocabulary plan serves as the material for the finding and further study the specific features of the national perception of the world, national thinking. The article throws light upon the omens with the structure of syncretic sentences (transition between simple and complex) in which the identification of two or more events can be achieved by using event, process, and propositive names. The ability to explicate a proposition are especially extended in the names, which are associated with the notion of time – the temporal nouns, names denoting sound and light effects, the event vocabulary. Nominative sentence – has one predicate and two propositions, which include proposition of conditions and proposition of consequences. As a result of the study, authors proved that as the source of observations on the peculiarities of national mentality can serve not only lexical, but grammatical system of the national language. For example, natural vocabulary implicitly contains information about the functioning of certain structures (single-composition nominative sentences).
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