What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation
Semantics is meaning communicated through language (Saeed I.J.). Semantics is the study of relationship between words and their meanings; it is directly linked with the conceptual meaning of words, and the associative meaning. Semantic sieve as a concept is an innovative phenomenon. This linguistic...
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description | Semantics is meaning communicated through language (Saeed I.J.). Semantics is the study of relationship between words and their meanings; it is directly linked with the conceptual meaning of words, and the associative meaning. Semantic sieve as a concept is an innovative phenomenon. This linguistic phenomenon is a process whereby a word is dispersed through a semantic tunnel which in some cases produces different meaning. This is explained through different models. The semantic sieve is related to translation, where the deep structure of words differs from the surface structure. There are some concepts and words in Akan and English that are absent in Russian, others are known in Akan but virtually absent in the English language. |
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spelling | doaj.art-1f490d2a6d974481a37cbc74e90082ba2022-12-21T18:18:39ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices2618-897X2618-89882020-12-0117217619510.22363/2618-897X-2019-17-2-176-19519060What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of TranslationAlbert Antwi Boasiako0Department of Modern Languages, University of GhanaSemantics is meaning communicated through language (Saeed I.J.). Semantics is the study of relationship between words and their meanings; it is directly linked with the conceptual meaning of words, and the associative meaning. Semantic sieve as a concept is an innovative phenomenon. This linguistic phenomenon is a process whereby a word is dispersed through a semantic tunnel which in some cases produces different meaning. This is explained through different models. The semantic sieve is related to translation, where the deep structure of words differs from the surface structure. There are some concepts and words in Akan and English that are absent in Russian, others are known in Akan but virtually absent in the English language.http://journals.rudn.ru/polylinguality/article/viewFile/24071/18383semanticssieveequivalencetranslation |
spellingShingle | Albert Antwi Boasiako What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices semantics sieve equivalence translation |
title | What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation |
title_full | What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation |
title_fullStr | What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation |
title_full_unstemmed | What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation |
title_short | What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation |
title_sort | what the semantic sieve determines in the process of translation |
topic | semantics sieve equivalence translation |
url | http://journals.rudn.ru/polylinguality/article/viewFile/24071/18383 |
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