RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF LEGAL TERMS IN WORLD LINGUISTICS

This article examines the theoretical, structural, and cognitive-pragmatic aspects of legal terms within world linguistics. It analyzes the historical evolution of legal terminology from Roman law to modern forensic linguistics, detailing its semantic boundaries, polysemy, synonymy, and lexicographic codification. Furthermore, the paper highlights modern corpus-based approaches and natural language processing applications in legal discourse.

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HSR (London)
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2026-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23368853
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linguistics and terminology studies
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RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF LEGAL TERMS IN WORLD LINGUISTICS

Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre, Eshmanova Dilbar Sheraliyevna
HSR (London)
linguistics and terminology studies
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RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS OF LEGAL TERMS IN WORLD LINGUISTICS

Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre, Eshmanova Dilbar Sheraliyevna
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Abstract

This article examines the theoretical, structural, and cognitive-pragmatic aspects of legal terms within world linguistics. It analyzes the historical evolution of legal terminology from Roman law to modern forensic linguistics, detailing its semantic boundaries, polysemy, synonymy, and lexicographic codification. Furthermore, the paper highlights modern corpus-based approaches and natural language processing applications in legal discourse.

HSR (London)
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Peace, justice, and strong institutions
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
linguistics and terminology studies
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