Interlingual categorial (partial) lacunarity

Dedicated to interlanguage categorical lacunarity. It is emphasized that parts of speech are usually understood as class systems.: devoid of concreteness, they are not reproduced directly in speech segments, but they generalize isolated, isolated phenomena of reality, reflected in the form of individual words that convey the corresponding concepts. It is noted that the systems of parts of speech do not coincide not only in genetically and typologically distant from each other languages, but even in related languages, which generates interlanguage lacunarity. It is said that the compensatory possibilities of eliminating language lacunae are expressed in lexical, grammatical and stylistic language systems. It is concluded that their identification is significant for successful intercultural communication.