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3.2. Структурная характеристика отсоматических производных
V + -ing N ( ngering, footing, heading, legging mouthing, necking,
nosing, skinning, toothing);
V + -er  N ( ngerer, footer, mouther) de- + V V (deface) dis- + V  V (disheart) em- + V V (embody) en- + V  V (enface) out- (comb. form ) + V  V (outface, outhand, outfoot) re- + V V (reface) un- + V V (unbody, unface, unhair, unhand, unhead, unheart,
untooth);
up- + V  V (uphand)  : Adj  N (overarm, underarm) Adj  Adv (overarm; underarm; bodily, o and, headlong)
 N V   : Ncomp. V (bodycheck, to brainstorm, to brain-drain, to earmark,
to  ngerprint, to  ngermark; to handsel; to handbag; to handspike; to handfast; to handpass, to handhold, to handbrake, to shorthand, to headcount, to badmouth, to headline to 
nger-paint)
Npref. V (overbody, to a ereye, to interface, to backhand, to
facebook);
Nblend V (to handicap) Nsuf. V (to eyelet, to facet); Adv Adj & N (underfoot, adj. & n.; underhand, adj. & n; over-
head, n. & adj)
Ncomp.  Adj (backhand, wronghead, tooth-pick)  : Adj + N Ncomp (handyman; handie-talkie; handiwork; handy-
andy; toothypeg)
 : Ncomp  V (to arm-twistarm-twisting, n; to arm-wrestle
arm-wrestling, n; to brainwash, v  brainwashing, n; to  ngerspell, v  ngerspelling, n; to hand-write handwriting; to hand-shake  hand- shaking; to handwave hand-waving; handpick, v  handpicked,; head- bang, v headbanger, headbanging).
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Глава 3. Структурно-семантическое моделирование отсоматической лексики в английском языке
      ,  ,  ,  ­   : , , ­.   ,     ­      Adj + N Ncomp.
       :
N1 + -less Adj – 100 % –  ( ­       );
N1 + -ed Adj. – 90 % – ;
N1 + -y / ie Adj – 70 % – ;
N1 + -er  N2 – 65 % – ;
N1 + -like Adj. – 65 % – ;
N1 + -ful Adj. – 40 % – ;
    :
fore- + N1 N2 – 55 % – ;
under- + N1  N2 – 25 % – ;
  N V  ,  20 -    ,     .
    :
N1 + N2 N3 – 55,5 %   ;
N2 + N1 N3 – 19,6 %   ;
Adj. + N1 N2 – 12,3 %   ;
N1 + PII  Adj – 7,8 %   .
     2 %  ­.
      ­,    . ­      ,      –   .
      ­.        ­,   .  
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3.2. Структурная характеристика отсоматических производных
     ­   .  ,  ­    .      ,    -.    ­      ,   –    .  ,          –   .
  ,     ­     ­  .       .   ­       ­      ­  . , . . ,   . . ­ ,  « - ­      ­     ­ ,         » [, 1991: 3].
  ,         . ­        ,    :
N1 + -less Adj;
N1 + -ed Adj;
N1 + -y / ie Adj;
N1 + -er  N2;
N1 + -like Adj;
N1 + -ful Adj;
fore- + N1 N2;
under- + N1  N2;
 -less     ­       
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« -.», «  -.» (handless, legless, hairless, etc.)  -less     ­  .    ­       .      -less    «»  «»    .    «»  «», . . ,  ­,  «» – «». ,     ­    ,        (,   ),  ,    ,    ­  .  ,   
-less   : ­    .
 -ed    -
   «, ;  -» (bodied,  ngered, haired, etc.).       -ed      ­  «»         .    « » ­ ,        , , ­ .      ,  ­  (   ),  ­  N1 + -ed Adj.   ,      ,     ­ ( ngered – .: ; ; a footed sofa).
 -y    -
      -,   -.       ,       N1 + -y Adj. (brainy,  ngery, hairy, handy, heady)        –  ­   .
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 N1 + -er N2    ­  .   
-er  ,  (1) ,    , , ,  ;    ;       (2)         .    ­  -er            :  ngerer – ;
hander – ,  - ,   ; mouther –    .
   N1 + -like Adj. ­      ,      ,  ,      .       ,  ­  «» ,    (armlike,  ngerlike, toothlike, etc.).
C -ful    full  ­          « ,    ,    ».  N1 + -ful Adj (armful, earful, eyeful,  ngerful, handful, heedful, mouthful, toothful),     ,  ­       ,     « »  «».
  fore- (-, )  under- (-), -      ,     fore- + N1 N2; under- + N1 N2; under- + N1 Adv.     ­                .
      ­     
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      : ­     
 ; ; , , ­ .
,    ,  ­ ,     ­,      (  ),  , ­  .
             (88,8 %),    6 %,   – 4 % ,  – 1 %, ­ – 0,2 %).
   .
    (LRNW, DNW, OxDNW, DNW&M) ­           .  135 
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,     .  ­      :
       -1)  :
hand –  «»   –   , -
      ­ ;
brain –  (20); ears (pl.) –   (L20);  nger – ,     (20); leg – (. .)  (20);
– (Stock Exch.) a stage or period of an account or market
(L20);
skin – (slang) skinhead (L20);
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           M20 (
 )   ,     .
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tooth –    (20)
     :2)
backhander – 1)     – 19;
2) (.) ,   – 19;
3) ,  – 20 head-trip – 1) an intellectually stimulating experience
2) an act performed primarily for self-grati cation red-eye – 1)   (   )
2)    (   )
3) (.)    ;
handful – 1) ; ;
2) (.) -.  -.,  , ;
3) (.) ,  (    ­ );
nose, v – 1) , ;  ,  (L16);
2)  ;   (L18);
3)  ( ) (19);
4)   ( , , ­) (L19);
handbag, n – 1)  
2)  
3) a boyfriend or girlfriend who is clingy or possessive or follows their boyfriend/girlfriend around all the time (including those that constantly text to 'see what you are up to, in other words check up on you)
«Steven follows me around all the time but seriously, I have a handbag and I don’t need any more accessories» Said Kylie. «I can see how this is going to go» replied Sara «He’s a total handbag» (http://www.urbandic-
tionary.com/de ne.php?term=handbag)
    :3)
a) :
a er- + N1 N2 (a erbrain)
bio- + N1 N2 (bioarm)
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inter- + N1  N2 (interface) super- + N1  N2 (superbrain) pre- + N1  N2 (prearm) anti- + N1  N2 (anti-foot)
) :
N1 + -age  N2 (heartage) N1 + -ism . N2 (brainism) N1 + -o
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 N2 (braino) N1 + -sie  N2 (footsie) N1 + -y  N2 (skinny) N1 + -ty  N2 (facety)
    : 4) ) : N1 + N2  N3 (airhead, armlock, arm-candy, facebook, earworm,
brainbox, body-shopper, brain-fart, faceprint, body-sur ng, footwell, hand­wave, hand-phone, headcrash, handspan, head-trip, brain-gain, brain­waste, facebase, face-palm, face-time, knee-mail, kneecap, mouthfeel, ear­bud, eyeball, handphone, hand-span, body-scanner, bodysuit, headbanger, necklace, etc.);
N2 + N1  N3 (nethead, skinhead, slapeface, passface, sleeveface,
zipper-head, phone-neck, waxhead, breadhead, red-eye, etc.)
Adj. + N1  N2 (deadarm, blueneck, acid-head, eigenface, fat- nger,
hardbody, na ead, bad-mouth, etc.);
N1 + Ving N2 (hand-waving, foot-tapping, body-popping, body-
snat-ching, handbagging, skinhead, etc.);
P1 + N1  N2 (barking-head, shouting-head).
)     :
brainiac (brain + maniac); buttlegging (butt (slang for cigarette) + bootlegging); bitlegging (bit + bootlegging); digi-necker (digital + rubbernecker); handicapitaion (handicap + decapitation); eyelyser (eye + analyzer);
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-o su x forming chie y informal or slang variants or derivatives such as righto, wino
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     : 5)
) :
headhunt, v – 1)   ,  
2) «  »,  ­ 
headhunter, n 1)   , 
2)    (     )
headhunting, n 1)   2) «» 
,  ­ 
body-surf , v –       (
,   )
bodysurfer, n  bodysurfing, n
neck, v – , ,  
  (L19)
necker, n – a person who indulges in amorous fondling with
another (M20);
) :
skinny, adj – , 
skinny, n – 1) ,   (20) (conversion
Adj N)
2) (US slang)   ­;  (M20)
skinny, v – 1) (.) , 
handbag, n – 1)  
2)  
handbag, v –   (conversion N V)
Becoming suspicious of the French hijacking the foreign policy of an EU in which her homeland has invested heavily for decades, the German leader, in  at-cher mode, handbagged the French leader into including all EU member countrie (Darwish, Adel. A good excuse for a party /  e
Middle East).
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    ,    6)  : ) :
Adj.  N hand-held, –   
  hand-held, n –   (L20)
N Adj. airhead, n airhead, Adj (DNW)
) 
arm-twisting – (inf.)  ,  (  -
,  ;   )
arm-twist, v –   (   )
body-popping, n – a style of urban street dancing featuring jerky robotic
movements, made to music with a disco beat;
body-pop, v (OxDNW)       (LRNW, DNW,
OxDNW, DNW&M)     ,     :
out-of- + N1 Adj.
out-of-body, adj. – ;    ­  ( )
A review of conceptual and research trends in the literature on out-of-
body experiences is presented for the period of mid-nineteenth century to 1987
(http://www.scienti cexploration.org/journal/jse_03_1_alvarado.pdf).
Experts have found a way to trigger an out-of-body experience in vol-
unteers. (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6960612.stm).
super- + N1  N2
superbrain – 1)   
Or will it be the more advanced variety as promised by both him and Fred Nietzsche, a superbrain that, once made, will sit back in its laboratory tank, take a good look at the world and burst out laughing at what man has wrought (It’s about time I had a brand new brain // Hudders eld
Daily Examiner Hudders eld, England)
2)   
 e Intertec Superbrain was an all-in-one commercial microcomputer  rst sold by Intertec Data Systems Corp. in 1979. (@: http://en.wikipedia.
org/wiki/Intertec_Superbrain)
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