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The article has a cultural linguistics perspective and aims at reconstructing the old Germaniс world view in which the concept health was formed and evolved. By way of etymological reconstruction the article explores and defines the motivational models which laid the foundation of the concept health in old Germanic languages. Special consideration is given to the semantics of the Proto-Germanic base *hailaand its derivational nouns with the meaning “health” in Old Icelandic and Old English. Finally, the Old English greeting formula wes þū hāl is analysed from the standpoint of its pragmatic elements as they are realized in Old English poetic texts and charms. The linguistic conclusions are supported by the insight into the main evolutional stages of the archaic notions of health in the context of human world view as such, where the earlier cosmological perceptions of health undergo a gradual change to being recategorized in religious thinking.

vestnik moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo oblastnogo universiteta. seriâ lingvistika/vestnik moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo oblastnogo universiteta. seriâ: lingvistika

THE ARCHAIC HUMAN PERCEPTIONS OF HEALTH (THE OLD GERMANIC LANGUAGES EVIDENCE)