Suppose someone came to congratulate you. It seems that his hand is shaking joyfully, he is looking enthusiastically into his eyes, and he is saying something strange: “Do it to you!” You can also be worried: either hints at your sizes, which have been especially heard out, you call names a giant, or you recently jumped out of the hospital room ...
But do not strain. The interlocutor is really delighted. He is simply an expert on the Russian language and expresses his feelings with a forgotten word. What is the meaning of the word "to fulfill"?
Morphological and syntactic properties
If we consider the word "to execute" from this point of view, it is an interjection. This is a part of speech that does not belong either to the group of official (prepositions, conjunctions, particles), or to the category of independent ones (other words). The first of these helps to link in the sentence significant units of the language that carry lexical meanings.
Interjections simply express certain incentives without naming them. Examples of interjections:
- Hey!
- Oh!
- Aw!
- Wow
- Oh!
- Oh!
- Hooray!
- Guard!
- Bravo!
- Pli!
- Oh my god!
- Lord
- Fathers!
- Yah!
- Oh you!
- Wow!
Interjection is not a member of a sentence unless it is used in the meaning of other parts of speech. For example, in the sentence: “The universal was distributed”, the last word acts as a noun and will be subject.
Etymology of the word "weed"
In olden times, praising and exalting exclamatory sentences were often used. When the word "to fulfill" was used in the meaning of "glory," the statement sounded, for example, like this:
- Do you, brave hero, defend the Motherland from the enemy!
- Mother Russia, youpolya!
In dialects of the past, it also sounded like “smack” (percussion “a”). Synonyms for "ispolit" are:
The history of the word has been recorded since the 16th century from the Greek expression εἰς πολλὰ ἔτη, which means "many summers!" - a wish for a long happy life. That’s why you can “weed” can be found in dictionaries of foreign words that are part of the Russian language (for example, A. Chudinov and F. Pavlenkov).
Such is the etymology of the word "weed." Its significance is not known to many now.
Undeservedly forgotten
The word “execute” in the explanatory dictionaries of the Russian language is indicated by the abbreviation “old.”, Which means “old” or “obsolete”. These turns in modern everyday life are not actively used. They leave the language along with the phenomena or objects that they call. The lexical meaning of many of them is simply forgotten by people.
But fiction, historical films, articles, linguistic treatises and, of course, proverbs and sayings preserve archaisms and historicisms.
And some in everyday life do not shy away from them. And that, I must say, is very even decorated with his own speech.
Now it is clear when and how it is possible (and necessary!) To use the word "to fulfill." After all, I don’t want the greatness to have completely passed away!