Occasional words, formed from the abbreviations EGE and GIA

Volovikova Lyudmila Alexandrovna, Akimova Natalia Alexandrovna, Akimova Kristina Sergeevna

The article is devoted to the understanding of occasionalisms in modern society, which bring new forms of dialogue and communication to society and all its spheres, including education. It is shown that these non-casual neoplasms play a dual role in society: they can form clipmaker consciousness, which does not require creativity, or develop creative, search, navigation thinking, but these occasionalisms often pollute speech. This article deals with occasionalisms-nouns with the meaning of the person; occasionalisms-nouns with an abstract meaning; occasionalisms-nouns with a specific meaning; occasional verbs formed from the abbreviations of the EGE and GIA. Our study revealed that at present the state final certification (GIA) is the common name for the main state exam (USE) and the unified state exam (USE). Sometimes you can find such inscriptions as GIA-9 (in fact this is our native OGE) or GIA-11 (EGE).

Keywords:Occasional word, neologism, dual role, signs of neologisms, belonging to speech, creativity, non-reproducibility, derivation, non-normativity, functional one-off, expressiveness, nominative facultativeness, synchronous-diachronic diffusivity, individual belonging