Monokolokabilní slova v češtině: jejich hlavní aspekty

Title:

Monokolokabilní slova v češtině: jejich hlavní aspekty
Monocollocable words in Czech: their main aspects

Creator:

Čermák, František

Identifier:

https://cdk.lib.cas.cz/client/handle/uuid:2aa230ed-6ed1-4625-bc1e-fcf9bc547a62
uuid:2aa230ed-6ed1-4625-bc1e-fcf9bc547a62

Subject:

monocollocable words, language periphery, combination, monokolokabilní slova, periferie jazyka, and kombinace

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bez média and svazek

Description:

Monocollocable words are such words and word forms that occur in a single lexical combination only or in very few, whose number is severely restricted and set. Practically, they are found as parts of set idioms and multi-word terms. They are found in many other languages, cf. English tenterhooks or Russian bakluši. Czech examples dát/dostat najevo, na viděnou, je mi líto, říct/mluvit/hrát nahlas, je známo, je zapotřebí, být třešničkou na dortu, není divu, jít/chodit pěšky, dát/dostat zadarmo illustrate this in more detail, showing, at the same time, that there might be a limited variation found, too, but, above all, that these are, in fact, no full-fledged words, lacking most of their basic characteristics, such as meaning, word-class membership, etc. In the sense of their severely limited combinatorial capacity, these words, less known under such alternative labels as cranberry words, form a substantial and irregular periphery of language and its lexicon. The contribution briefly comments on some of their aspects and suggests that broadly some classes or types can be recognized.

Language:

Czech

Rights:

http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
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Coverage:

3-12

Source:

Korpus - gramatika - axiologie: časopis pro korpusový výzkum a hodnocení jazyka | 2016 | Number:13

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