Analiza zmienności znaczeń wyrazu kwiat

Journal Title: Forum Lingwistyczne - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue

Abstract

The article is mainly concerned with issues related to semantic changes in the Polish language. The lexeme kwiat (eng. flower) have been described based on material from historical and modern Polish dictionaries. The word kwiat has been in the Polish language since the 15th century, initially meaning ‘colored stain’. The first definition transformed into a botanical meaning (kwiat as a plant or part of a plant). The pre-Slavic botanical meaning of the word *cvětъ gave rise to the next definitions, which have formed over the years. Kwiat means among others: ‘best thing’, ‘best part of something’, ‘youth’, ‘purity, innocence’, ‘menstruation’, ‘pustules’. However, not all of these meanings have endured to the present time. Nowadays, the potted plant is called kwiat.

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Barbara Matuszczyk

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Barbara Matuszczyk (2017). Analiza zmienności znaczeń wyrazu kwiat. Forum Lingwistyczne, 4(), 95-103. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-581551