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On the Relevance of Studying Color Terms [К вопросу об актуальности изучения цветообозначений]
The article provides a concise comparative analysis of the concepts of "light" and "color," outlining the traditional classification of color terms. The author identifies the primary functions of color designations within the language system and substantiates the ongoing relevance of studying color vocabulary in modern linguistics. The research emphasizes the multifaceted nature of color as a cognitive and linguistic phenomenon, laying the groundwork for further interdisciplinary exploration of the relationship between perception and naming.
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