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2.3. Соматизм как единица номинации и производящая база дериватов
A man's face is his autobiography. A woman’s face is her work of  c-
tion. (Oscar Wilde) [ : http://www.buzzle.com/
articles/short-cute-sayings.html].
 «face»          ( . facies)       andwlita.      ­  : « »  «».
She made a face as if there was something bitter on her tongue (Mos­ley, N.)
 face    «, ­, » (ME).     ­      «, , ; » (to show a face –  , ).
 ,  ,     ­   : ,  ();   (),  (, ,    . .):
He went into the next room, sat down at my desk and wrote on the pinkish face of the portfolio the word, «Antonia” (Willa, C. My Antonia).
 :  (,   );  ,  ;)   ( );  (, ­,  );   ,     .
C VII  I     face  , ,  .
     face    ­ «, , »:
Now this face was the ideal man for me to have a deal with (Morgan, J.
1967). [ : http://www.answers.com/topic/face].
Come on, face – don’t get mopey (Smith, D. 1938) [ : http://www.answers.com/topic/face].
 -   face – «».
7. FINGER 9    NShOxD)
  nger     «»       .  -
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Глава 2. Соматическая лексика в аспекте словообразовательной категоризации
   « nger»      (3/4 ).             :     .
I brought my glass over and poured myself out… at least four  ngers
of Scotch (Salinger J. G.) [ : http://www.ae-lib.org.
ua/salinger/Texts/RaiseHigh eRoofBeamCarpenters-en.htm]
 « »,    LME, -
  ( rare),      ­   digit (ME),       ­ « ».
 ,   ,   
        : arm, leg, body, face.          ,     ,     ­   :  face    « » (),    ­  muzzlesnout   ,     arm –   « »,  ME  ­ «  »,     paw (ME).
  nger     , -
,      (16).  LME ­  «   » (  ).
       «»  :    ();  (   ­ - ); (.) , ; , ­,   .    «»       : ­ (20), ,      (20); - (20):
He's a  nger, works in Fulham mostly. Small pro ts, quick returns (Hopkins, K. 1960) [ : http://www.answers.com/ topic/ nger].
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  nger     
,    « program that displays infor-
mation about a particular user or all users logged on the system, or a re­mote system. Typically shows full name, last login time, idle time, terminal line, and terminal location (where applicable)» [ :
linux.about.com/cs/linux101/g/ nger.htm].
8. FOOT 22    NShOxD)
    ­         «».     «, , ».              ,      30.48 .     ­     ,    foot    :
Coleworthy was a knowledgeable woodsman and knew exactly to a foot the value of all standing timber, every small spruce seedling on his land (BNC);
 ,   VII              (, ,     ).                ­  « ,  ; ; ­ ()»:
Sun and satellites – the juxtaposition of large and small, like medi­eval dwellings clustered about the foot of a towering chateau or cathedral; or like ducklings seeking the protection and domination of their mother (BNC).
 e cat was creeping stealthily through a patch of long grass towards the foot of the largest tree (BNC).
    –    –       : «, ,        ».   -
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 ,      «» (16).  LME   «,  (  ), ».   VII     ­      : , ,    , .  ­  :    () (LME – M17);   ( – 18); ,  (L17-L18);      (L16-M18).
9. HAIR (7    NShOxD)
 hair ()    
    .    ­  hair      ­,     ,       .
 ME hair   « , ­» (a hair of meal –    ; lost by a hair –    ; by a hair – ­).  LME hair     ,      ,   .
Hair     :  ­ hair      ( ­  ) (L16);    –  ,   .
  hair    .
10. HAND 19   NShOxD)
 hand   ­         «»,    «    ();  ( )».  hand «the whole arm»   –   VII   ­ VIII .    hand    «, , ; , ­, ; , ».
It seems therefore evident to reason, that whether the supreme power is vested in the hands of many or few may be a matter of accident; but
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that it is clear enough, that when it is in the hands of the few, it will be a government of the rich; when in the hands of the many, it will be a gov­ernment of the poor; <…> for when the government is in the hands of the rich, be they few or be they more, it is an oligarchy; when it is in the hands of the poor, it is a democracy… (Aristotle. A Treatise on Government).
A right crescent kick to the defender’s leading hand (BNC).
    «,  ­ , ».    ­  «, ;  (    ;      )».  L16 ­  «,  (  -.)».
      ­: « ;  ;  (     )».     ( nger, foot) hand    « (4 )», (         ) (16),         «,  (­ ), ,  ()» (18).
    «»   «,  » (LME)  « (16).
On the ninth of January, now four days ago, I received by the evening delivery a registered envelope, addressed in the hand of my colleague and old school companion, Henry Jekyll (Dickens, Ch. Bleak House).
   hand   ­.       ­  ,   - ­: ,  (,   ); ,    (a portrait of the well-known hand);  (17).   18    ­ hand –  ,     - ,  (to be a bad hand at smth)      (He is known as a cool hand –    ).
Hand      ­,  : ,     
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.       ­ hand «  » (We need a fourth hand for bridge) (L16)  «, » (E17).
  hand     
 .     . ­ : «Man's place in nature is largely writ upon his hand, and many of the simplest and most familiar details of homely knowledge become important when we examine our hands with the critical spirit we would adopt towards the members of some strange and uncommon beast» [Jones, 1920, @].
11. HEAD 32   NShOxD)
     
,        : « », « », «  -
», « », «to be o one’s head», «to be above smb’s head», «to keep one’s head», «den Kopf voll (mit etwas) haben», «seinen Kopf anstrengen»   . ,    ,  -
          ,   ,   –   ­,       ­  .
Head ( )   ­     .   head    «the length of a head as a measure» ( e horse lost by a head. She is two heads taller than he is – . .   ),   16       .     «».    head    «»,   16 head     .  LME head   «, ,  » (She has a good head for mathematics).
 e old writer, like all of the people in the world, had got, during his long  fe, a great many notions in his head (Anderson, Sh. Winesberg, Ohio)
  head   « , ­   (  ),  ( ­ )».
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      ­    : «   ,    ; ,  (, ), ­ (,  ),  (),  (),   ()  . »,         : «  -.:  ,   ;    ; ­ ;  ,    ; ­ ,     ». ,             «­,   (, , , ;  (, , ),  (),  ();  (, , ),  (),  ();   , ;   (­, ); ,  »   .          ­   : «, ;  , ; , ».
 16 head     ().
   ,  ,      XV .          .    , head  LME   « ; , , »,    E20 –  , ­     .
   «»    ­       «, , »,     ­  ,    –   ,     ().
     « ,  ».    ­         .  XVI    
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  :  , -. ­,        .   XVI    «,   ».
    head   -
:
 e heads of almost all poor households in which the head was expected to work had low weekly earnings (6. 09 out of 6. 66 million), while very few households in which the head did not have low weekly earnings were poor (0. 57 out of 48. 30 million) (Monthly Labor Review, Date: Sep 1, 1986).
12. HEART 20   NShOxD)
 heart ( )  ­ « »      ­ .       ­ «     , ».
       ­          heart: «, , , », «, ­», «, , »; «, , ».    : «, , », «», «    » (17).
It was a cheerful, hopeful letter, full of lively descriptions of camp life, marches, and military news, and only at the end did the writer's heart over- ow with fatherly love and longing for the little girls at home (Alcott,
L. M. Little Women).
How this was done and how, incidental-ly, the lost city of Pelone was discovered, bringing joy to the heart of Professor Swyington Bumper, will be found fully set forth in the book (Appleton, V. V. Tom Swi In  e
Land Of Wonders).
  heart     «, »:     (dear heart, sweet heart),    16  heart  ,  
History…Tells of a few stout hearts that fought and died (W. Cowper). [@: http://archive.org/stream/poeticalworksedi00cowp/poeticalworksed­i00cowp_djvu.txt].
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     «» ­       ­    «, »:
I split the melons with an old corn-knife, and we li ed out the hearts and ate them with the juice trickling through our  ngers (Willa, C. My
Antonia);
«   ,   ,   .» (o ce in the heart of the city).
 16    : heart   «, ».    ­   «, »    ,   ­    .      ,      head ­  «, ;  , ­; , »     (, , ),      ­.
      ­ : «,  » (LME), «­ ()» (16); «  » (19).
 ,   heart        : heart – « ­ » (  – 18), «» (   ), «» (.),  , , -       ­ .
13. KNEE 7   NShOxD)
            «      ,  »  «     (lap)».
And yet I don't know,' he went on, spreading out the verses on his knee, and looking at them with one eye; `I seem to see some meaning in them, a er all (Carroll, L. Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland).
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  «»    
    LME.    ­ knee – .      ,    .         XII ,  ­     ,   ­    .
  ,   ,       ­ : (.) ; ; ,  (LME):
Again he beheld that ivory knee which alone remained outside of Tort­erue’s horrible apparatus (Hugo, V. Notre-Dame de Paris).
   I  knee    ­    .
14. LEG 13   NShOxD)
   leg   foot  ­      . ­      (.     – to stand on one’s own two legs (feet).     –    ,  ­  : have the legs of –   -, , ,   - put one's best leg  rst –  ; ;  ; shake a leg – ,   .
Leg   «   »     «shank»,         ­ .   LME leg   «­ (    ,   )».
  /            : «» (LME), «» (LME); «  ; , ­,  » (17):
 is old gentleman, on carefully examining the maimed chair, discovered that its broken leg might be clamped with iron and made as serviceable as ever (Hawthorne, N. Grandfather’s Chair).
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