Why use obsolete words? Words, like people, come and go. They need to be remembered. For example, "grooming" and "cherish." Two words that are close in meaning. Use for designation: something or someone to love a lot, faithfully care, constantly pamper. Today they are very rarely heard.
I cherish and cherish - what does it mean?
Today, these two verbs are used extremely rarely:
- in quotes;
- in the classroom in the Russian language;
- if you need to strengthen the impression of what was said.
Both verbs from the Slavic language came. And since then they are synonymous.
What does it mean to cherish?
Immediately there is an image of something unprotected, helpless. A small child, a young, tender sprout. What or with whom you need to handle especially carefully, carefully. And at the same time very carefully and responsibly: “Cherish like the apple of an eye” (the most expensive).
What does it mean to cherish?
- Lull, rock, caress, gently care. For example, cherish a child.
- Keep some emotional experiences or memories. For example, cherishes thoughts about him.
- Describe some innermost thoughts or memories. For example, cherished hope, cherished hearing.
Grooming gives birth to other images. Already more mature, independent, adults.
- To look after, perfect something. For example, he groomed his hair and clothes.
- Grooming hope. We understand that we have almost achieved something, you just need to continue to hope.
On practice
The birth of a child begins with the hope that we cherish and cherish. In our imagination we draw colorful and happy pictures. Paying attention to the surrounding children with their parents, we plan our own parenthood. All our plans and dreams are beautiful, easy. The feeling of joy and great happiness ahead.
And here he is with us. A tiny, helpless miracle. It must be constantly cherished. Immediately, just after receiving two strips on the test. And then, after meeting in the delivery room. Monitor his condition, the state of health of mom. Attend doctors courses. Follow their recommendations. Receive positive emotions. Choose a place for his birth, clothes, shoes, furniture, toys, strollers ... Everything to cherish and cherish the long-awaited happiness.
Round off
Why do we need old words and phrases? Language is a living organism, and in the same way it is able to adapt to changing conditions, like any other. But...
Have you ever had enough words to express what you feel? And suddenly out of nowhere appear in your head the expressions of your grandmothers or read by the classics.
Grooming, grooming, but not groomed. Cherished, cherished, but not cherished. Many processes and emotional states contain a simple Russian expression.