ВЕРБАЛЬНА МЕРЕЖА КЛЮЧОВИХ АД’ЄКТИВІВ У СТРУКТУРІ МОВНОЇ ОСОБИСТОСТІ НАТАЛКИ ДІДЕНКО

The purpose of the research is to reveal the semantic and functional specificity of the core words thatrepresent the meteorological discourse (climatic, meteorological, prognostic, synoptic) and reflect a fragment of its verbalnetwork. The object of the research is a verbal-semantic level of the linguistic personality of weather forecaster NatalkaDidenko, and its subject is a verbal network of adjectives derivated from nouns. The source base of the research isthe texts of weather forecasts, presented on Facebook page of Natalka Didenko who is the main weather forecaster ofthe country. Component, contextual-interpretive and grammatical analyses are used in the work as the main methodsfor research of functional features of basic adjectives. The result of studying the problem is proving that the semanticstructure of adjectives derivated from nouns in meteorological discourse is expanding. It occurs due to the layering ofsemantic- stylistic shades on attributive semantics. Conclusions. The verbal network of meteorological discourse containsstandard adjectival-substantive phrases, which are the core of the weather forecast, and author’s formations, which organizeits periphery. The latter create a unique atmosphere of communication, reflect the creative nature of the linguisticpersonality of the weather forecaster in the meteorological discourse and serve as a marker that attracts the attention ofreaders. The highest frequency of use in weather forecasts has the adjective synoptic, which is active in the transformedphraseologisms. The adjective meteorological functions mainly as an element of complex nouns. Adjectives climatic andprognostic are not common in meteorological discourse due to their narrow compatibility and demand in the composition ofterminological compounds. Verbal network of the studied discourse of Natalka Didenko includes standard and occasionalphrases, where each type performs a corresponding function (nominative, emotional, pragmatic).