SYNONYMIC RELATIONS WITHIN THE LEXICAL FIELD "FITNESS"
Abstract
This article examines the synonymy relations within the lexical field "Fitness." The study explores the historical and theoretical aspects of synonymy, highlighting various linguistic perspectives on synonym definitions. A comprehensive analysis is conducted based on fitness-related terminology, identifying synonymous series and dominant lexical units. The results indicate that most synonyms in the fitness domain are ideographic, with a minimal presence of absolute synonyms.
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