THE LEXICAL TAXONOMY OF COMPOUND NOUNS WITH AN INDICATIVE COMPONENT
This article presents a classification of compound conjoint nouns containing an indicative component in their nominative sense. Compound derivatives are analyzed on the basis of their lexical and word-building properties. The article describes the semantic properties of compound nouns and features of their motivation. Based on the existing semantic classifications of token names in their nominative importance, the author highlights their own groups and subgroups of the compound conjoint nouns with an indicative component. The analysis includes the description of nominative fragments of a language picture of the world: I. The names of people - “Man”; II. Other names: 1) animate - “Animals”, 2) inanimate - “Plants”, 3) inanimate - “Things and names of not subjects”. Each part has a number of sub-segments.