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Means to Form the English Medical Terms-Eponyms

Zalikha Usmanovna Khakieva
Chechen State University

Petimat Masudovna Zekieva
Chechen State Pedagogical University

Mar'yam Ruslanovna Abdulkhadzhieva
Chechen State University


Submitted: March 31, 2020
Abstract. The paper aims to analyse the basic means to form terms-eponyms in the English-language medical terminology. Using the structural analysis method, the authors identify the most productive means of the eponymic medical term formation. As a result of the study, five means to form terms-eponyms in the English-language professional medical terminology are identified. The findings indicate that non-permanent usage of possessive case in the English-language eponymic medical term serves as the basic means to form terms-eponyms.
Key words and phrases:
онимы
термин-эпоним
терминообразование
терминосистема
терминологическая лексика
медицинская терминология
терминотворчество
onyms
term-eponym
term formation
terminological system
terminological vocabulary
medical terminology
term creation
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