The article at hand explores the naming trends in the group of phraseological expressions in the Bulgarian language. Similes are characterized by a stable lexical composition, similarly to the rest of the phraseological ...

There are quite a few Indo-European languages that have their numerals separated as an independent part of speech. In all languages numerals are used to indicate the same extralinguistic quantity, though in theoretical ...

In the 17th and 18th centuries the Bulgarian language was known as one of the Slavic languages and was commented on in the works and letters of Leibniz, Sparfwenfeldt, Dobrovský, Durych, as well as other writers. The main ...

The paper presents a formalized description of Bulgarian verb idioms aiming at their preprocessing in text. We present a uniform lexicalized description of 1,000 Bulgarian verb idioms, covering categorical, pragmatic and ...

The paper is focused on verbal MWEs and investigates their usage in the Bulgarian National Corpus. The study employs a large dictionary of 27,902 Bulgarian verbal MWEs. The analysis aims at enhancing dictionary description ...

Proper names, as components of phraseological units, manage to impart to the social discourse a specific sign statute. This paper is devoted to the pragmatical and semantic aspects and some models of the occurrence of ...

The text is an attempt to extract and outline the notion of weather in Bulgarians and Czechs. The main research material is the so-called prognostics (weather proverbs) – short verbal folklore genres that summarize human ...

The article presents russo-serbo-bulgarian interlingual homonyms. We limited our analysis to noun homonyms-. For the analysis we selected homonyms, in which the main meaning and/or two or more secondary meanings differ. ...

The paper aims to present the Bulgarian adverb niakoga (ever) and its equivalents in Romanian. The lexical units are excerpted from academic dictionaries of both of these Balkan languages. The use of the units is supported ...

Disabled people did not exist in the consciousness of societies in communist countries a quarter of a century ago. It began to change since the 90s of the 20th century. Along with the evolution of our attitude towards ...