METAPHORIZATION OF ALLUSIVE PROPER NAMES: SECONDARY NOMINATIONS by Х. В. Петрина

“…To these principles we include: 1) the principle of categorical transposition (characterized by the transition from one conceptual category to another) and the principle of seme redistribution (involves archiseme change, positional transformation of denotative semes (core-periphery / periphery-core) and augment of connotative seme’s-indicators (actual semes (often supplemented by associative elements)), as a result, we have a secondary nomination of a proper name. So, we can come to the conclusion, that the metaphorical nature of allusive proper name is determined by the following processes: 1) the metaphorical models are one of the means of material construction of allusive units; 2) a high degree of metaphor’s associativity and metaphorical meanings of elements reflect the conceptual sphere of allusive names.…”
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«Children» Ergonyms of Rostov-on-Don: Nomination Strategies by Guangchao Shi

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Nominal Incorporation in Parkatêjê: Syntatic or Lexical Process? by Marilia de Nazare Ferreira-Silva

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Composite colour strings in English: adjectival or nominal? by Philippe De Brabanter, Saghie Sharifzadeh

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A Grammatical Description of Leteh Nominal Morphology by Mercy Akrofi Ansah

“…Abstract: The paper describes Leteh nominal morphology within the framework of Basic Linguistic Theory (Dixon 2010; Dryer 2006). …”
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Nomination and remuneration committee: a review of literature by Ferdy Putra, Doddy Setiawan

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Nominal geometry and force measures for solids and fluids by Ahmed A. Shabana

Subjects: “…nominal geometry and force measures…”
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Metaphorical Nomination in IT Terminology in Lithuanian and English Languages by Celiešienė Vilija, Juzelėnienė Saulutė

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On the stylistic, ideological and utilitarian aspects of nominalization in Serbian by Klikovac Duška

“…The other is that nominalization has become a feature of formal language; that aspect is not inherent in the very process of nominalization. …”
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Search For Dissimilarity Factors For Nominally Indiscernible Facilities by Zyga Jacek

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STUDENTS’ UNDERSTANDING OF THE REALIZATION OF NOMINALIZATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC TEXT by Fatonah Fatonah

“…Abstract: The study reports the investigation of students’ understanding of the realization of nominalizations in scientific text. Nominalization that dominates the language of science is defined as the formation of nouns which come from other nouns (e.g. verbs and adjectives). …”
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Agent Nominals in the Written Assignments of Business Students by Camelia Bejan

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On the issue of the role of perception in the processes of secondary nomination by I N Ivashkevich

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SOMATIC MODEL IN THE NOMINATION OF PREMONITIONS AND INTUITIONAL FEELINGS by E. L. Berezovich

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Transition from Gesture and Gesture Nomination to Phraseology by E. R. Ioanesyan

“…Based on the material of several languages, semantic transitions from gestural nominations to gestural phraseological units, as well as the development of figurative meanings of gestural units are considered. …”
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The Threshold Requirements For Presidential Nomination On The Constitutional Perspective by Dian Fitri Sabrina, Sukardi

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New terms in the information society: nominative characteristics by Chemeteva Yuliya, Davydova Marina

“…The paper states that currently the process of neologization in the Russian-language legal discourse is characterized by the fact that one of the active sources of terminology are terminoids which initially operate in new fields of law and function for nominating innovative technologies in law. The authors mark two ways of appearing new terms in legal terminology with regard to the language of civil contracts. …”
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Tensed and non-tensed nominalization of the infinitive in Portuguese by Ana Maria Brito

“…In the nominal infinitive, which has more nominal than verbal properties, a process is denoted, which is why culmination verbs are forbidden in most cases. …”
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Announcing the Andy Kaplan Prize and call for nominations by Telesnitsky Alice

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Tiempo nominal en tikuna (Yurí-Tikuna) by María Emilia Montes R.

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