SEMANTIC CONCORDANCE IN THE SOUTH-EAST EUROPEAN LANGUAGES

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Negrea, Ancuta [1 ]
Erich, Agnes [1 ]
Stefania, Zlate [1 ]
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[1] Valahia Univ Targoviste, Fac Humanities, St Lt Stancu Ion 35, Targoviste, Romania
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Balkan linguistics; terminology of the word "house": Bg. kasta; Srb; Cr; kuca; Maced; kuk'a; slov. koca < old sl. kotia meaning "what is hidden; what is sheltered; Rom; casa; Lat; Ngr. sigma pi eta tau eta < Lat. hospitium; Alb shtepi;
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The common terms of the south-east European languages that present semantic convergences [1], belong to a less explored domain, that of comparative linguistics. "The reason why the words have certain significations and not Others is not found in the linguistic system or in the human biological or mental structures ... it is the societies that, through their diverse history, determine the significations, and the semantics is found at the crossroads between the historical complexity of the reality it studies and the historical complexity of the culture reflecting on this reality ... its object is the result and the condition of the historical character, thanks to the relations of mutual conditioning that relate the signification to the historic events of each human community."[2]
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