15. A computer-implemented method for providing a result of a search, the method comprising: for each sentence of a corpus of texts, the corpus of texts including a plurality of sentences, generating at least one syntactic structure for each sentence of the plurality of sentences, using at least one linguistic description associated with a source natural language by performing a syntactic-semantic analysis of the sentences comprising: generating graph of generalized constituents for each sentence of the plurality of sentences; generating one or more syntactic trees based on the graphs of generalized constituents to represent the corresponding sentences; and selecting a best syntactic tree from the generated one or more syntactic trees to represent the at least one syntactic structure; building a language-independent semantic structure for each said sentence based on the at least one syntactic structure of the sentence, wherein the semantic structure comprises semantic classes, semantemes, deep slots, and non-tree links; associating each generated syntactic structure and each language independent semantic structure with a respective sentence; indexing at least one meaning of linguistic parameters associated with each sentence; indexing at least one lexical meaning associated with each lexical unit of each sentence; indexing at least one value associated with linguistic parameters related to a syntactic structure of each sentence; indexing at least one value associated with semantic parameters related to the language-independent semantic structure of each sentence; and receiving a search query comprising semantic language-independent terms; searching the index of at least one value associated with semantic parameters based on the semantic language-independent terms and the language-independent semantic structures; and receiving semantic search results from the index of at least one value associated with semantic parameters, wherein the search results include sentences from the corpus of text in different languages.
15. A computer-implemented method for providing a result of a search, the method comprising: for each sentence of a corpus of texts, the corpus of texts including a plurality of sentences, generating at least one syntactic structure for each sentence of the plurality of sentences, using at least one linguistic description associated with a source natural language by performing a syntactic-semantic analysis of the sentences comprising: generating graph of generalized constituents for each sentence of the plurality of sentences; generating one or more syntactic trees based on the graphs of generalized constituents to represent the corresponding sentences; and selecting a best syntactic tree from the generated one or more syntactic trees to represent the at least one syntactic structure; building a language-independent semantic structure for each said sentence based on the at least one syntactic structure of the sentence, wherein the semantic structure comprises semantic classes, semantemes, deep slots, and non-tree links; associating each generated syntactic structure and each language independent semantic structure with a respective sentence; indexing at least one meaning of linguistic parameters associated with each sentence; indexing at least one lexical meaning associated with each lexical unit of each sentence; indexing at least one value associated with linguistic parameters related to a syntactic structure of each sentence; indexing at least one value associated with semantic parameters related to the language-independent semantic structure of each sentence; and receiving a search query comprising semantic language-independent terms; searching the index of at least one value associated with semantic parameters based on the semantic language-independent terms and the language-independent semantic structures; and receiving semantic search results from the index of at least one value associated with semantic parameters, wherein the search results include sentences from the corpus of text in different languages. 16. The computer-implemented method of claim 15 , wherein the searching includes resolving an ambiguity of lexical unit meanings within at least one of the sentences of the corpus of text.