PHRASEOLOGICAL POLYSEMY, SINONIMY AND ANTHONYMY IN THE NOVEL FEAR IMAM WRITTEN BY DERVIS SUSIĆ
Journal Title: Bosanski jezik - Year 2011, Vol 8, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper discusses the polysemy, synonimy and anthonymy of the phrasemes in the novel Fear Imam written by Dervis Susic. Analyzing semantic aspect of the phrasemes it’s been found that the polysemy is rare as well as that the synonyms are more common than antonyms and that they are mainly based on the global meaning of synonyms.
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Edna Klimentić
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