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    Влияние латинского языка на лексико-семантические процессы в истории русского языка: к постановке проблемы... by Наталия Николаева

    Published 2016-02-01
    “…Latin influence in the history of Russian was not universal in character; however, it started to be regular in the 16th century, which was reflected both in the lexical system (loanwords) and in semantics (semantic modulation of words). …”
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    Usages de l’anglais dans les intitulés de postes d'un corpus francophone. Analyse discursive outillée d’un corpus d’annonces d’emploi en ligne by Corentin Vialar, Camille Debras, Iris Eshkol-Taravella

    Published 2022-11-01
    “…Although some English loanwords have fully entered the French language, others are used redundantly with their French counterparts, most likely because of the affective, social and economic values associated with English on the linguistic market. …”
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    The Influence of Turkish on Cypriot Greek by Ahmet Yıkık

    Published 2024-07-01
    “…The present study focuses on Turkish loanwords in the island's Greek language. Words of Turkish origin, the new forms they have taken, and the words derived from them have been identified. …”
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    Phonological Processes in Ekegusii Borrowing: A Constraint-based Approach by Edinah Mose

    Published 2021-12-01
    “…The findings revealed that Ekegusii phonological constraints defined the well-formedness of the loanwords by repairing the illicit structures. To fix, various phonological processes were realized. …”
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    The impact of international trade relations on French borrowings into English in the sparkling wine industry: A corpus-driven study conducted by a terminologist by Piotr Nagórka

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…Notably, the percentage of French borrowings in the sparkling wine industry, an integral part of the domain of special wines, has been found to be greater than the percentage of loanwords from Portuguese and Spanish, leading languages in the fortified wine industries representing the same industrial domain (OIV 2022: I.1.4-1). …”
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