The study sets out to illustrate the broad lines of the evolution
of the Romance languages as reflected at the level of lexical
semantics. To this end, 32 Latin verbs are examined with regard to
the way their meanings changed in the early stages of the
development of the Romance languages. The descriptive methods used
are both single-word-oriented and superordinate in their
perspective (e.g. semantic field studies). The conclusion arrived
at is that Romanian and the Romance languages of the Iberian
peninsula display a propensity for semantic innovation leading them
to develop away from the Latin in a way that contrasts with the
more conservative tendencies observable in the central Romance
language areas.
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