Маъсул муҳаррир: Филология фанлари доктори, профессор: Г. Х. Боқиева Тақризчилар

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Practice Assignment
1. Give an etymological analysis of the ModE words:
house, to write, to steal, man, fellow, island.

2. Describe the semantic changes illustrated by the following words; point out examples of metaphoric and metonymic change, narrowing and widening of meaning:

NE	Earlier meanings (OE, ME)
aunt	‘father’s sister’
bird	‘young fowl’
carry	‘transport by cart’
corn	‘any grain’
fare	‘travel, go’
hound	‘dog’

3. What process is examplified by the following words:

adventure < Fr. avanture, equal < OFr. egal

4. State the origin of the following words and explain what kind of contacts Great Britain had with these countries:

macaroni, maize, rouble, violin, cargo, vodka, tomato, cigar, canoe, kangaroo, jungle, cookatoo, samovar, opera.