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Strategies Used for Borrowing Neologisms from Harry Potter Movies to Chinese
The story of a young student of wizardry Harry Potter is still famous all over the world even though the first book was published more than 20 years ago. The author of this heptalogy J. K.
Michaela Frydrychová
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Debt bondage doesn't affect only individuals and families: it has shackled entire ...
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Uygurca töŋürge, Moğolca döŋge, Anadolu Ağızları töŋge Hakkında
Eski Uygurca, bir yandan Eski Uygur yazıtları öte yandan Orta Asya Budist kültür çevresiyle beslenen bir dildi. Sınırları elbette bundan ibaret değildi.
Mehmet Ölmez
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Лексичні запозичення в діалектній фразеології говірок Чернівецької області: діахронічний аспект
Lexical Borrowings in Dialectal Phraseology of the Chernivtsi Region: The Diachronic Aspect This article is devoted to the analysis of dialectal phraseological units with foreign components (Romanian, German, Polish, Hebrew, Hungarian) recorded in the ...
Галина [Halyna] Т. [T.] Кузь [Kuz′]
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We present a generic method for establishing interpolation properties by ‘borrowing’ across logical systems. The framework used is that of the so-caled ‘institution theory’ which is a categorical abstract model theory providing a formal definition for the informal concept of ‘logical system’ and a mathematical concept of ‘homomorphism’ between logical ...
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Lithuanian loanwords describing human character and behaviour (based on the material of Polish dialects in Lithuania) The aim of the present article is to describe the vocabulary of Lithuanian origin that correlates with an individual’s psychology ...
Krystyna Rutkowska
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Wpływ języka polskiego na leksykę medyczną w gwarze staroobrzędowców regionu suwalsko-augustowskiego
The Influence of Polish Language on Medical Terminology in the Old Believers’ Dialect in Suwałki-Augustów Region The Old Believers in Poland are a bilingual community. They use two languages: Russian dialect and Polish language.
Magdalena Katarzyna Grupa
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On One Name for a Wolf in Serbia: Archaics or Innovation?
The article considers two hypotheses of the origin of the word kurjak ‘wolf’ in the Serbian language. This word has a limited existence in the Serbo-Croatian dialect space (spreading to the dialects of Eastern Bosnia and Montenegro).
Anna Plotnikova
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Сognitive mechanisms of semantic adaptation of borrowings in Russian
This paper investigates the semantic adaptation of new borrowings in Russian, addressing a gap in research on this topic. The relevance of the study stems from the ambiguous and often negative public perception of the increasing number of borrowings in ...
Vadim A. Belov, Valentina M. Belova
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Are Adjustable-Rate Mortgage Borrowers Borrowing Constrained? [PDF]
Past research argues that changes in adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) payments may lead households to cut back on consumption or to default on their mortgages. In this paper, we argue that these outcomes are more likely if ARM borrowers are borrowing constrained, and find that ARM borrowers exhibit characteristics and behavior that are consistent with ...
Kathleen W. Johnson, Geng Li
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