Functional words re-interpreted by syntactic approach also reveal some important traits that remained undiscovered in earlier descriptions.

lexemic suppletivity, that serves as an essential factor of the open character of the notional lexicon of language. The role of suppletivity within the framework of the lexical paradigm of nomination (hence, within the lexicon as a whole) is extremely important, indeed. Wise - wisely - wisdom to grow wise, etc. Cf.:Д®vidence - evident - evidently to make evident On the other hand, the universal character of the nomination paradigm is sustained by suppletive completion, both lexemic and phrasemic. be nominatively isolated (here belong, for instance, some simple adverbs). Some words may even stand apart from this paradigm, i.e. The nomination paradigm with the identical form of the stem for all the four stages is not represented on the whole of the lexicon in this sense it is possible to speak of lexemes with a complete paradigm of nomination and lexemes with an in-complete paradigm of nomination. V> to suppose -supposition - supposed - supposedlyДЄ> clear - clarity - to clarify - clearly

N> power - to empower - powerful - powerfully

), adjectival (A>), and adverbial (D>) derivational perspectives.

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