К проблеме лексикографической параметризации терминологии исторической лексикологии восточнославянских языков
On the Problem of Lexicographic Parametrization Terminologies of Historical Lexicology of Eastern Slavic Languages

Summary/Abstract: Over three hundred years of study and lexicographic parameterization of the lexical-semantic system of East Slavic languages has led to the emergence of a corpus of industry terminology of historical lexicology and related disciplines (synchronous lexicology, semasiology, etymology, dialectology, historical phonetics and grammar of closely related languages), which, until today, has not been reflected in any terminology dictionary.The article discusses a compiled corpus (1307 units) of historical lexicology terms and proposes ways to incorporate it in the industry terminological dictionary of an alphanumeric type, the compilation of which is based on the use of a system of linguistic methods and techniques, such as a continuous selection of terms and terminological notation from linguistic dictionaries, reference books, encyclopedias and scientific literature; methods of compiling the corpus of industry terminology of historical lexicology of East Slavic languages; the method of semantic analysis of the content of terms and a thematic analysis of the terminological corpus; methods of the development of terminological definitions, etc.The dictionary will consist of two parts: the first is an alphabetical-nested type dictionary, the other is a thematic list of cross-referenced terms. The corpus of terms is divided into 10 thematic groups: the theory of historical lexicology, Slavic languages, the history of East Slavic languages, etymology, lexicology, semasiology, word formation, morphology, dialectology, lexicography.The vocabulary piece in the first part will include the following areas: 1) the headword or terminological combination with accent and variable (synonymous) terms, if any; 2) the necessary grammatical and//or functional labels; 3) a brief etymology of the term; 4) derivatives related to the terminology of historical lexicology with a description of semantics; 5) definition (with reference to a previously published dictionary, if it had not been developed by the author of this dictionary); 6) language illustrations demonstrating the phenomenon named by the relevant term; 7) references to the other body of the vocabulary, i.e. an indication of the thematic group to which a term belongs. As examples, the article covers are two experimental dictionary entries “Achronology //panchronology” and “Root (words).”

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