LINGUISTIC RELATIONS BETWEEN LANGUAGE UNITS

 This article examines the issue of linguistic relations among language units from the perspective of modern linguistics. The study analyzes the nature of paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations between phonetic, lexical, and grammatical units. In addition, the interdependence of language units within the linguistic system, their functional characteristics in the process of speech, as well as the relationship between form and meaning are discussed. The analysis demonstrates that linguistic relations among language units constitute a crucial factor in the formation of language as an integrated and coherent system.