THREE-COMPONENT TERMINOLOGICAL COMBINATIONS OF THE TECHNICAL INDUSTRY IN RUSSIAN, BASHKIR AND ENGLISH

Abstract

The article provides a comprehensive analysis of three-component terminological combinations in the technical field using the example of three different languages: Russian, Bashkir and English. Technical terminology is of considerable interest from a linguistic point of view, as it covers many objects of research and has its own specific nature. The paper considers the vocabulary of technical terminology as linguistic means for accurately designating objects and phenomena that a researcher encounters in his professional activity. As a result of the conducted research, the most productive models of terminological combinations for Russian, Bashkir and English languages are identified. The word formation of terms is subject to the same linguistic laws as in general word formation, while similar models are used in technical terminology. In all the three languages, terminological combinations are identified in which the components are connected by conjunctions, prepositions and postpositions, as well as without prepositions. Special attention is paid to productive models and their functional orientation, and the increasing role of terminological combinations at the present stage is established.