Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Literary language is a complex phenomenon.It is in constant dynamics, showing, on the one hand, stability, which facilitates communication between members of the speech collective, and, on the other hand, variability, which ensures the redundant nature of the language system.Occasionalisms are new lexical units that serve to express verbalized knowledge in the mind of a person, and this is another strong proof of the existence of close connections between phenomena, objects and language in reality.Studying the peculiarities of neologisms is quite important today, since the lexicon is constantly growing, new lexical items appear and existing ones are changed and simplified, which gives rise to more and more reasons for its linguistic study.Given the fact that occasionalisms occupy almost all areas of life and the lexical structure of the English language is constantly being replenished with them, it is necessary to realize how to translate these words into Ukrainian.The most effective and quite common ways to translate English neologisms and occasionalisms into Ukrainian are transcription and transliteration, calquing, descriptive translation, direct translation, and approximate translation.Occasionalisms are designed to perform certain functions in a work of fiction: nominative (nominative), identifying (indicating an object in a series of similar ones), differentiating (distinguishing an object from a series of similar ones), social (suggesting the interaction of two social objects), emotional (designed to evoke certain emotions in readers) and expressive (designed to enhance the effect on the reader).The use of transcription and transliteration can be explained by the desire to comply with the author's requirements for the translation of some occasionalisms.The use of other methods indicates the intention of translators to bring the translation closer to the target reader.Calculation, semi-calculation or the creation of semantic occasionalisms is also used in cases where a proper name, in addition
Source: Вісник науки та освіти
Author: Tetiana Kryvoruchko
Language: English
Subfield: Language and Linguistics
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W6892456277
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