Abstracts
Abstract
This article takes under consideration a notorious problem area for Greek < > Italian and Spanish <> Greek translators, caused by the gap of standardized international academic terminology, a situation that creates incongruity: 1) between the Italian and the Greek terms and 2) between the Spanish and the Greek terms, as Greek institutional academic terms have potential Italian and Spanish equivalents with a similar core but different edges.
Résumé
Cet article prend en compte la problématique des traducteurs du grec vers l’italien et de l’espagnol vers le grec par rapport à l’insuffisance de la terminologie universitaire. Cette situation pose des difficultés dans les équivalences entre les langues.
Keywords/Mots-clés:
- quantitative categories,
- professional categories,
- Greek academic information,
- academic terminology
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