Lexical and discursive features of sports communication

The given article studies the lexicographic and semantic dimensions of the term "sport discourse," combining insights from linguistics and sociocultural analysis. Originating from the interplay of "sport" and "discourse," the term encapsulates structured communication within the realm of sports, encompassing specialized terminology, metaphoric expressions, and interactional patterns. Through an examination of its etymology, definitions, and functions, the study highlights the informational, motivational, and cultural roles of sport discourse. Key findings reveal its unique linguistic features, such as jargon and metaphors, and its ability to reflect and influence societal values and identities. This analysis underscores the significance of sport discourse as a communicative and cultural phenomenon, providing a lens to understand the broader impact of language within specialized domains. By bridging linguistic theory and practical applications, the study contributes to a deeper understanding of how sport discourse shapes and is shaped by sociocultural dynamics.