SYNTACTIC RELATION OF THE MODEFIED WORD AND THE MODEFIER IN DAGESTAN LANGUAGES

Abstract

The article presents an analysis of the syntactic relationship of the modifier and the modified word in Dagestan languages. Syntactic communication as a way of connecting words performs a constructive function. Thanks to the syntactic connection, the phrase and sentence become full-fledged language units with formal and semantic completeness. As a rule, syntactic communication is considered as a phenomenon having a certain form and content. The content side of syntactic communication is represented by syntactic relations. Syntactic relations are considered to be combinations of words, parts of sentences and independent sentences in the text. Usually, syntactic relations are divided into predicative ones, which are realized when the subject and predicate are related, and non-predicative ones, among which there are definitive, object and circumstantial relations.