ЦЕРКОВНОСЛОВ’ЯНІЗМИ ІЗ КОРЕНЕМ -МУК-/-МУЧ- В СТАРОУКРАЇНСЬКИХ ПАМ’ЯТКАХ ХVІ–ХVІІ СТ.
ECCLESIASTICAL SLAVICISM WITH THE ROOT OF -MUK-/-MUCH- IN THE OLD UKRAINIAN MONUMENTS OF THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURIES

Summary/Abstract: The article presents research results of the ecclesiastical slavicisms with the root -muk-/-much-. The research is based on monuments of Ukrainian literature written during the 16th–17th centuries (card catalogues, court documents, wills, descriptions of castles, universals of the offices of hetmans, docu-ments of church and school fraternities, chronicles, works of religious, polemical and fiction, memos of scientific and educational literature, liturgical literature, epistolary heritage, etc.) included in the source database Dictionary of the Ukrainian language of the XVI – the first half of the XVII century,edited by D. Hrynchyshyn and Chikalo M., and Historical Dictionary of the Ukrainian language, ed -ited by E. Tymchenko. It was found that the dictionaries mentioned above list more than thirty words of different structure and phonetic-graphic variants of word forms with the root -muk-/-much-.The study focused on the etymological analysis of the studied tokens, which was aimed to es-tablish their semantic etymon, while it was noted that some Church Slavonicisms are traces to the Greek language.The analysis also showed that the abstract Church Slavonic words with the root -muk-/-much-, at -tested in Ukrainian monuments of the 16th–17th centuries, did not undergo significant semantic chang-es in the history of Ukrainian vocabulary. On the other hand, some words have undergone a partial semantic modification, particularly those that have become a part of the idioms in the Ukrainian language of the 16th and 17th centuries, while others have become figurative. It is established that the historical part of the analyzed lexemes is not the same. The vast majori-ty of the studied Church Slavonicisms have survived to this day in the Ukrainian literary language, as well as in the colloquial language. Some of them function in Ukrainian liturgical practice.

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