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The paper centers on the phenomenon of non-translation in the texts of bilingual poets who perform self-translation into the lect of a dominant, ‘larger’ tradition (Putonghua / Russian).
Yulia A. Dreyzis
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rueter/erme-ud-erzya: Erme UD Erzya [PDF]
Erme Universal Dependencies Erzya ...
rueter
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rueter/open-erme-erzya: Open Erme Erzya [PDF]
open e-resource for Erzya-language sentence ...
rueter
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Bilingualism in the Author’s Translation of the National Epic: on the Material of “Mastorava”
In 1994, the Erzya epic “Mastorava” was published in the Erzya language. The success of this work made us think about the need for its translation into Russian.
Alexander M. Sharonov +1 more
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Ways to quantify of abstract nouns in the modern Erzya language
Introduction. The article analyzes abstract nouns based on the material of the modern Erzya language, which in various contexts can be concretized, becoming the basis for the formation of their plural.
Lyubov P. Vodyasova
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Enhancing the Erzya-Moksha dictionary automatically with link prediction [PDF]
We present a new approach to inducing a bilingual dictionary between the endangered Erzya and Moksha languages automatically based on existing dictionaries in other languages. This work is, for the most part, complementary to the Mordvin research done by
Alnajjar, Khalid +3 more
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Double encoding of nominal and adjectival predicates: A study of the nominative–translative switch in Erzya [PDF]
In Erzya the nominal and adjectival predicates of 'be' copula constructions display double encoding, which takes the form of a nominative-oblique case opposition. The universal tendency is for this opposition to be conditioned by time-stability ...
Ajanki, Rigina
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Translation of the “Gospel of Luke” (1821) into Erzya: some features of noun morphology
Introduction. This paper considers some features of noun morphology in the translation of the “Gospel of Luke” (1821) into the Erzya language, namely the indicators of such grammatical categories of the noun as number, case and the categories of ...
Ekaterina M. Deviatkina
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Этимологии эрзянских слов [Etymology of Some Words of the Erzya Language] [PDF]
The article presents the etymology of the following words of the Erzya language: arams âto become; to protect; to rise; to changeâ, el'akadoms âto have fun; to frolic; to start riotingâ, el'z'ir'e âfront slit at the lower edge of the Mordvinian
Michail V. Mosin
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