Authors
- Osipova L. Doctor of Philology,, Professor
Annotation
Suffix univerbation is specific way of word-formation in modern Russian colloquial gen-
oral and colloquial professional speech. There are social, pragmatic and national-cultural com-
ponents in semantics of univerb that allows to consider suffix universe as valuable words con-
tain and to include them in the background, more often - lexicon without equivalents.
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