LINGUO-COGNITIVE MODELING OF DERIVATIVE WORD SEMANTICS FORMED FROM PRECEDENT NAMES (BASED ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE)

this article explores the linguo-cognitive mechanisms involved in the formation and semantic modeling of derivative words from precedent names in the English language. It focuses on how cognitive tools such as metaphor and metonymy facilitate the extension of cultural meaning from these names, resulting in concise linguistic expressions that reflect collective cultural memory and contextual variability.