The effect of the syntactic position of a noun on its valence

the article discusses the impact of the syntactic position of a noun on its valence. It consists in the fact that the value of the feature in this case includes the value of the necessary structural components. They predict nouns with syntactically determined meaning as the organizers of a sentence. A noun in the role of a predicate can denote a feature. It usually expresses a subject-classification feature, a qualitative characteristic, an external or internal state. And this means the realization of semantic valence in obligatory syntactic relations. And also in the ability to have specific dependent grammatical forms. The use of definable words is limited by certain conditions. They are not an integral part of the meaning of the word being defined, but indicate the degree and nature of the manifestation of the trait. These can be pronouns and adjectives with amplifying meanings. As determinants, words of the same semantic plane with nouns are possible. The use of an unusual definition is associated with a change in the subject-logical correlation with the reality of the very meaning of the word being defined.

the Russian language, syntactic position, valence, noun, parts of speech, syntagmatic property, predicate position, subject-logical correlation, predicative-characterizing meaning