Onufrieva Lisa

Lisa Onufrieva is a Lecturer in Modern Greek Language and Linguistics at Inalco (Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales), affiliated with the Europe school. Her teaching spans Modern Greek grammar, linguistics, and textual analysis across bachelor's and master's programs.

• Primary Affiliation: Inalco, Modern Greek Department
• Research Team: SeDyL (Structures et Dynamiques Linguistiques)

Her research focuses on the syntax-semantics interface in Modern Greek, particularly phraseologized constructions, non-compositionality, and discursive patterns. She explores how positional verbs, antonymous structures, and borrowed phrases form grammaticalized units.

Literature trends include a strong emphasis on Construction Grammar frameworks, lexicographic representation of phraseological patterns, and the role of discourse in shaping grammatical constructions. Key collaborations include work with I. Tresorukova.

She actively contributes to academic publications in Russian, English, and Greek, with recent works analyzing grammatical negation, discursive response formulas, and syntax-lexicon interactions.