Etymological analysis of the term «Stroke» in russian, english and german medical terminology

The article presents an etymological analysis of the term "Stroke" based on authentic medical articles in Russian, English and German. The study has showed that the basis of the lexical fund of special medical terminology in all three languages consists of terminological units borrowed from Latin. In English and German, along with the borrowed ones, there are their native terminological units.

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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.58168/reality2024_191-195
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Etymological analysis of the term «Stroke» in russian, english and german medical terminology

O. Proskurina, Anastasia Proskurina, V. Kolyuzhina
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Medical and Biological Sciences
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Etymological analysis of the term «Stroke» in russian, english and german medical terminology

O. Proskurina, Anastasia Proskurina, V. Kolyuzhina
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The article presents an etymological analysis of the term "Stroke" based on authentic medical articles in Russian, English and German. The study has showed that the basis of the lexical fund of special medical terminology in all three languages consists of terminological units borrowed from Latin. In English and German, along with the borrowed ones, there are their native terminological units.

Voronezh State Medical Academy named after N.N. Burdenko (RU), Voronezh State University (RU)
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Medical and Biological Sciences
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