LEXICAL SYSTEM OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN CONDITIONS OF CHECHEN-RUSSIAN BILINGUALISM
The article gives an overview of the main trends in the development of Russian language lexical system in the period of globalization, against the background of Chechen-Russian bilingualism. In General, the linguistic status of the Chechen Republic is characterized by the evolution of linguistic rules, including, and lexical. Expanded the social base of Russian language that stimulates transition of lexical system from one State to another. In terms of stylistic differentiation vocabulary there are processes of intellectualization and democratization of the Russian language in oral, written, printed, electronic forms of speech, proâvlenem which are: 1) the use of bilingual lexical resources specific to scientific functional style (use of scientific terms and concepts); 2) use the lexical resources of colloquial style. In the process of linguistic experiment were marked by active processes in the lexical system of the Russian language, due to the vast array of neonominacij not included yet in the monolingual dictionaries and terminology, not enshrined in aspektnyh dictionaries of the past two decades, however, is rapidly filling the thematic fields with the greatest completeness reflecting changes in modern information society. Layers of neonominacij in the vocabulary of Russian language are quite broad, and each year they are increasingly gaining information field of the language. The other is the most significant feature of the vocabulary of modern Russian language-the frequency of use of composite names, pointing to increased analitizma tendencies in language system. Marked were also particularly related to the operation of the Russian language in the face of Chechen-Russian bilingualism: use antroponimov, hydronyms, ideonimov, names, etc., introduced in Russian language from lingvokul′tury media Chechen language and assigned to different documents. Lexical Russian language system, operating in a Chechen-Russian bilingualism is a multi-layered, multi-dimensional dynamic structure, which is characterized by the presence of opposite processes associated with the rise of evolutionary trends.