SEMANTIC BASES OF MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13336212Abstract
The terminology of any language is not only a collection of terms and phrases. Scientists believe that "terms included in one system have semantic consistency." Semantic consistency is also a characteristic feature of medical terminology, since it is a systemic organization, which is the result of the interaction of extralinguistic systemicity, that is, the consistency of realities and concepts, on the one hand, and linguistic consistency itself, which reveals expression in a certain relation to semantic processes and features of terminological models ...
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