Culture-specific vocabulary.
Abstract
The term ‘culture-specific vocabulary’ (hereinafter referred to as CSV) is relatively new in the modern linguistic science, and in its definition there is no unambiguity, and sometimes definiteness, which does not contribute to the definition of CSV as a category of linguistics.References
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