Analysis examines the semantic and etymological shifts in Bulgarian verbs for speaking, suggesting complex evolution.
This study presents several models of semantic development for Bulgarian verbs of different origins. It examines a part of the vast lexico-semantic field of verbs for speaking in Bulgarian, in particular analysing the semantics and etymology of verbs with the meanings ‘speak’, ‘speak a lot, annoyingly’, ‘speak idle talk, babble’, ‘speak unintelligibly, vaguel’, ‘insult’ and ‘slander’. As a result of semantic development, the meanings of the verbs кàзвам ‘say’ and обàждам (се) ‘call’ are also considered.
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Krasimira Fuchedzhieva (2025) studied this question.
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