THE LINGUISTIC PALETTE OF GIORGI SOSIASHVILI: LEXICAL FALITURAS
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Koberidze Mariam
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This article explores the linguistic palette and lexical features of the renowned Georgian writer Giorgi Sosiashvili. The study analyzes his rich vocabulary, innovative word-building, original denominal verbs, Kartlian dialectal elements, unique synonymous pairs, and regional toponyms, which collectively create a realistic narrative background. The paper examines how the author employs these identity-bearing forms to enhance emotional expressiveness, construct colloquial styles, and individualize character speech. The research evaluates these linguistic choices in the context of theoretical insights by leading Georgian linguists (S. S. Orbeliani, A. Shanidze, S. Dzidziguri, A. Ghlonti).
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Koberidze Mariam
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