Lexical-Semantic Classification of Neologisms in Media Discourse

Sabohat Sharipova

doi:10.47134/jpbi.v2i1.866

Authors

Sabohat Sharipova Namangan State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47134/jpbi.v2i1.866

Keywords:

Language, Neologisms, Media Discourse, Lexicon, Multiple Meanings, Context, Borrowed Words, Lexical, Semantic, Morphological Classification

Abstract

Neologisms enhance and enrich any language, but also provide challenges for us until the notions become known and understandable. A neologism dictionary can help us grasp and translate new terms accurately. If the text contains a neologism that is not defined in a dictionary, we must decide its meaning independently, taking into consideration the derived aspects of the provided word and depending on the context. This article describes and illustrates the meaning of neologisms in our language today, their structure and composition, and their lexical-semantic classifications in media discourse.

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