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SOURCE:    Philology. Theory & Practice. Tambov: Gramota, 2015. № 6. Part 1. P. 159-161.
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MEANS OF VERBALIZATION OF THE CONCEPT "FIRE" IN OLD ENGLISH

Ustyuzhanina Anna Konstantinovna
National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University


Abstract. The article considers the lexical means of representation of the Old English concept "fire". In the analysis of the Old English literature sources and dictionaries the author of the article finds out that the Old English concept "fire" was verbalized by ten words with different roots. The article shows that each of them represented a certain type of fire. Such a variety tells about the special role of this concept in the culture of the people and in the minds of speakers.
Key words and phrases: концепт "огонь", древнеанглийская литература, вербализация, обозначения огня, образное мышление, индоевропейские корни, concept "fire", old English literature, verbalization, designation of fire, creative thinking, Indo-European roots
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