Structural types of repetitions in the Nakh languages

Kadyrov Chechen State University, Russia adyrov Chechen State University, 32 Sheripova Street, Grozny, 364024, Grozny, Russian

^* Corresponding author: sulejbanova.ru@mail.ru

Abstract

There remains controversy over whether paired words should be attributed to word constituents. No comprehensive study of paired words has been conducted in modern Chechen. A relatively complete description of the nature of Chechen pair-words can be found in the monograph of K.Z. Chokaev. At the current stage of language development, a large number of compound words are emergence in connection with the action of model word formation. In this way, at the present stage of language development, the emergence of a large number of compound words is associated with the emergence of a. We believe that in the Chechen language, as well as in other Nakh languages, most new words are created mainly by old patterns, by analogy with those models that have long been in the language and belong to regular and productive or unproductive models.