This article provides a comprehensive and systematic investigation into the study of legal terminology in world linguistics across historical, structural, semantic, and cognitive-pragmatic paradigms. It examines the evolutionary trajectory of legal nomenclature from Roman jurisprudence to modern forensic linguistics, detailing the mechanisms of term-formation, polysemy, synonymy, and antonymy within statutory texts. Furthermore, the study explores the methodologies of comparative legal lexicology, translation equivalence, legal lexicography, and modern computational corpus linguistics in legal discourse.
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