THE STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC FEATURES OF RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES TERMINOLOGY IN ENGLISH
Keywords:
Structural semantics, compounding, derivation, abbreviation, borrowing, polysemy, synonymy, hyponymy and hypernymy, metaphor and metonymy, cross-disciplinary, influences, environmental linguistics, terminological standardization, linguistic innovation.Abstract
Renewable energy has become a cornerstone of global efforts to combat climate change and achieve sustainable development. With its rise, a specialized terminology has emerged, reflecting technological advancements, environmental priorities, and societal impacts within the field. This article analyzes the structural development, semantic evolution, and practical applications of renewable energy resources terminology in English. By examining word-formation processes, semantic relationships, and cross-disciplinary influences, the study offers insights into how this terminology facilitates effective communication and knowledge dissemination in the renewable energy sector.
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