2313-8912Research Result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics2313-89121246THEORY OF LANGUAGEBydl’it’-bydl’et’: herpes in lexical systemBydl’it’-bydl’et’: herpes in lexical systemVorkachevSergey G.VorkachevSergey G.svork@mail.ruKuban State Technological University, Russia20141200

The article covers the speech usage of the verbs bydl’it’ and bydl’et’. It is established that bydl’it’ here realizes the semantic features of its producing name relevant to behavior, social and moral characteristics of personality, and bydl’et’ inherits such its features as submissiveness and gregariousness.

The article covers the speech usage of the verbs bydl’it’ and bydl’et’. It is established that bydl’it’ here realizes the semantic features of its producing name relevant to behavior, social and moral characteristics of personality, and bydl’et’ inherits such its features as submissiveness and gregariousness.

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