Сам термин elleipsis, означающий уп

Сам термин elleipsis, означающий упущение, пропуск, был создан и употреблялся в риториках и грамматиках Древней Греции во Н-Ш вв. до н. э. наряду с шумерским. Под этим термином подразумевалосьи сокращение средств языкового выражения, особенно в структуре предложения,краткость которого по сравнению с полнымили логически правильным представляласобой незаконченность или сокращенность.В современном английском языке развилось сокращение Xmas < Christmas, которое восходит к греческим словам Christ <Khri'stos; X < chi; p.Chr.n. < post Christumnatum (от Рождества Христова)1.

Результаты (английский) 1:

The term elleipsis, meaning omission, omission, has been created and was used in rhetoric and grammar of Ancient Greece in the N-III centuries. BC. e. along with Sumerian. This term means
and reduction means of linguistic expression, especially in the structure of the sentence,
which the brevity compared to the total
or logically correctly identify
an unfinished or reduction.
In modern English has evolved reduction Xmas <Christmas, which dates back to the Greek word Christ <
the K
h
ri'stos; X <chi; p.Chr.n. <The post Christum
natum (from Christmas) 1
.

Результаты (английский) 2:

The very term elleipsis, meaning omission, omission, was created and used in the rhetoric and grammars of ancient Greece in the N-Sh. BC along with Sumerian. By this term it was meant
and a reduction in language expression, especially in the supply structure,
brevity of which compared to the full
or logically correct imagined
incompleteness or abbreviation.
In modern English, the abbreviation of Xmas has developed, which goes back to the Greek words of Christ
K
H
ri'stos; X q chi; p.Chr.n.
natum (from Christmas)1
.

Результаты (английский) 3:

The word "elleipsis" itself is an oversight and omission. It was created and used in the language and grammar of ancient Greece. before Um... With sumilski. The word means
And reduce the means of expression, especially in sentence structure,
Short and complete
Or logically correct imagination
This is an unfinished or shortened.
Xma in modern English < < Christmas >, this is from Greek Christmas<<
K
H
ri'stos；X<chi；p.Chr.n.<post Christum
Natum) - from Christmas 1)
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