AN IMPORTANT FEATURE OF THE LEXICAL GAP
Keywords:
Denomination; lexicon; lexical gap; lexical system; identifying and filling the gap; nameless concept.Abstract
This study showed the practical importance of studying gaps in the language lexicon through nomination. This research raises certain issues regarding the naming of concepts that are present in thought but not expressed in language. In fact, many concepts that are not named in the language "live" without being named, depending on the will of the language owners. Such concepts can be noticed in the analysis of certain lexical-semantic groups. As the lexicon of the language is considered as a system, each of its units must have a lexeme with a specific lexical relationship. This makes it possible to find many lexical spaces based on the search for words that are paradigmatically related to a lexeme. Identifying the "empty cells" in the lexicon of the language without comparing it to another language and filling them is necessary for the development of the language. After all, unnamed concepts tend to have their own expression in language. In this article, the emergence of lexical gaps and their inevitable presence in the language are cognitively based.
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