Lexical Means of Expressing Temporal Relations in the Modern Ingush Language

Elza A. Ausheva

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Lexical Means of Expressing Temporal Relations in the Modern Ingush Language

Elza A. Ausheva

(Ingush State University, Magas)

The article examines the main lexical means expressing temporal relations in the modern Ingush language. It is proven that the main means of representing temporality include verbs, adverbs, postpositions, nouns and adjectives. It has been determined that adverbs of time in the modern Ingush language play a key role in representing temporal relations among other lexical means. Nouns with temporal semantics are also widely represented in the language under study.

Keywords

modern Ingush language, temporality, lexical means of representation, adverbs of time, verbs, nouns, adjectives, postpositions

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