The relationship between the classical affective parameters valence, arousal, dominance and abstractness/concreteness indicators has been conducted on the material of a fairly large number of languages since the end of the 20th century, the implementation of which is conditioned by the availability of specialized resources with quantitative indicators of these affective parameters. For the Russian language, a database of affective norms containing ratings for 1000 words was created recently. At the same time, the availability of a database of abstractness/concreteness ratings allows us to consider the relationship between affective parameters and lexical-semantic and grammatical properties using the material of the Russian language. The main objective of this study is to analyze the correlation between the three affective indicators valence, arousal, dominance and abstractness/concreteness ratings. In the article, a qualitative analysis of lexical units is confirmed by quantitative data. As a result of the study, the features of the distribution of quantitative indicators of affectivity depending on the part-of-speech characteristics of words were revealed. The affective profile of abstract and concrete words is described in detail, which, on the one hand, indicates some specific features of the Russian language in comparison with other languages, and on the other hand, general language tendencies. In addition, the affective features are described based on the analysis of regular thematic groups, which made it possible to determine the dependence of the distribution of words by the parameters valence, arousal, dominance on their lexical and semantic features. The conducted complex of studies demonstrates the possibilities of using the developed database of affective parameters VAD for the Russian language.
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