Germanisms in the economic terminology of the Russian language: Soviet and post-Soviet periods, contemporary trends

this article examines the influence of Germanisms on the modern economic terminology of the Russian language, with an emphasis on their historical incorporation in the Russian language in Soviet and Post-Soviet Periods and modern tendencies. The study includes corpus and structural analysis, as well as a case study method, allowing for a deeper understanding of the nature and use of German borrowings. Special attention is given to the quantitative and percentage counting of Germanisms, their distribution across various fields of application, and thematic groups. The role of Germanisms in enriching economic vocabulary is analyzed, as well as their degree of internationalization and belonging to general literary, scientific, interdisciplinary, and specialized vocabulary. The results demonstrate how German borrowings contributed to the formation and development of economic discourse in the Russian language, highlighting their significance for the modern linguistic landscape. This research represents a comprehensive analysis of Germanisms in the economic terminology of the Russian language, making it relevant and valuable for further studies in this area.

Germanisms, economic terminology, the Russian language, historical incorporation, intermediary languages, etymological chains, donor language, thematic groups, field of application, internationalisms