LEXICAL LACUNAE IN DOMAIN-SPECIFIC VOCABULARY: A BARRIER TO EXPERTISE AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY COMMUNICATION
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15437107
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lexical lacunae, domain-specific vocabulary, knowledge acquisition, neologism, interdisciplinary communication, artificial intelligence.Annotasiya
This article examines lexical lacunae in domain-specific vocabularies, highlighting their impact on knowledge acquisition, communication, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The study explores how scientific and technological advancements, alongside cultural and linguistic diversity, contribute to the continuous emergence of these gaps. Various strategies for addressing lexical lacunae, including borrowing, neologism creation, circumlocution, harmonization, and the development of specialized resources, are analyzed. The findings emphasize the necessity of these approaches to facilitate effective communication and knowledge exchange across languages and disciplines. The study underscores the relevance of these efforts in rapidly evolving fields, particularly in artificial intelligence, where new concepts require precise linguistic representation.
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This article examines lexical lacunae in domain-specific vocabularies, highlighting their impact on knowledge acquisition, communication, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The study explores how scientific and technological advancements, alongside cultural and linguistic diversity, contribute to the continuous emergence of these gaps. Various strategies for addressing lexical lacunae, including borrowing, neologism creation, circumlocution, harmonization, and the development of specialized resources, are analyzed. The findings emphasize the necessity of these approaches to facilitate effective communication and knowledge exchange across languages and disciplines. The study underscores the relevance of these efforts in rapidly evolving fields, particularly in artificial intelligence, where new concepts require precise linguistic representation.