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JournalNX- A Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Journal
ISSN No:
2581 - 4230
VOLUME 7, ISSUE 10, Oct. -2021
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THE METHODS FOR LEARNING POLYSEMANTIC WORDS IN RUSSIAN
Basharova Gulmira
Assistant, Department “Uzbek Language and Literature”,
Fergana Polytechnic Institute, UZBEKISTAN
ABSTRACT:
One of the most important tasks in
the development of speech in school is to
streamline vocabulary work, highlight its
main directions and justify them, and
manage the processes of enriching the
vocabulary of schoolchildren. Mastering
language, speech is a necessary condition
for the formation of a socially active
personality. Everyone needs to learn how to
express their thoughts well and correctly in
oral and written form, to be able to speak
and write convincingly and clearly. It is
known that one of the indicators of the level
of a person's culture, thinking, intelligence
is his speech, which must correspond to
linguistic norms.
Keywords: cultural and anthropological
states
of
linguistic
communities,
phenomenal phenomena of language,
lexical meaning of the word, homonyms.
INTRODUCTION:
The current state of the Russian
vocabulary is a product of a long historical
development, which includes objective socio-
historical changes in the surrounding world.
These changes leave
a significant imprint on
the language material. The language, which has
absorbed many changes, has thus become a
reflection of the cultural and anthropological
conditions of linguistic communities [1,2]. One
of the phenomenal phenomena of the language
is the polysemantic of the word, which
confirms the
fact that lexical units are
constantly in a dynamic state, reflecting
changes in the surrounding reality.
New ideas and concepts acquire new
meanings that can be expressed by the same
word. The touching
lines between phenomena
are concentrated in this word. Even though
questions of the theory of meaning and
polysemy have long been the object of research
interest of scientists, some aspects cause a lot
of controversy among modern linguists [3-5].
The study of the
language in the semantic
dimension implies an appeal not only to intra-
linguistic categories but also to the study of the
whole variety of surrounding realities. These
realities
imply
contiguity
with
the
anthropocentric paradigm, the issues of which
are acquiring dominant importance, both in
modern linguistic
research and in the
humanities in general. Language acquisition as
a means and method of communication and
cognition is one of the most important
acquisitions of a child at school age. Enriching
the child's vocabulary, working on the lexical
meaning of the word to some extent will help in
solving this problem [4,6].