OPPOSITIONS OF SYNTHETIC FORMS IN INFLECTIONAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR NEUTRALIZATION

Abstract

This article analyzes the conflicts of synthetic forms in inflectional languages and their linguistic nature. It examines how polysemy, the fusion of grammatical categories, and historical development lead to structural conflicts within synthetic forms. The study also explores the mechanisms of neutralization of these conflicts through contextual, syntactic, and analytical means. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the morphological system of inflectional languages.

Keywords

inflectional languages, synthetic forms, morphological conflict, grammatical categories, polysemy, analytical means, neutralization, linguistic system, context, syntax.