THE WORD IS A DYNAMIC TOOL THAT GIVES ALREADY EXISTING WORDS NEW MEANING
Keywords:
zero derivation, word formation, grammar, words' shape, grammatical category.Abstract
The process of creating a new word in a different grammatical category and with distinct distributional traits without including any derivative elements, resulting in homonymy between the basic forms of the original and the derived terms, is known as conversion.
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