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On Studying Phraseological Units of the Contemporary Kalmyk Language

open access: yesOriental Studies, 2018
Studying phraseological units of the Kalmyk language is a topical objective of contemporary Kalmyk linguistics. The difficulty of studying set-expressions stems from the fact that their meaning is not defined by the meanings of their individual ...
V. Mushaev
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Ivan Tserenov, about the Kalmyk whip

open access: yes, 2019
Ivan says the following: The handle of the Kalmyk whip was made from cherry wood and covered with straps cross-weaved with one another. The whip itself consisted of 6 interwoven leather strips.

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Countering the escapes of Orenburg and Stavropol baptized Kalmyks to the Kalmyk Khanate in 1737–1771

open access: yesUniversity proceedings. Volga region. Humanities
Background. The baptized Kalmyks settled in the Middle Volga region and in the Southern Urals contributed to the economic development and defense of Russia’s south-eastern borders. The negative side of the creation of separate Kalmyk settlements was the desire of some of the baptized Kalmyks to return to the Kalmyk Khanate.
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The Main Problems of the Comparative Study of Mongolian Languages Vocabulary: Background and of research prospects

open access: yesOriental Studies, 2018
In this paper the author attempted to summarize the results of Kalmyk studies on lexicologу and identify systemic problems of the evolution of Kalmyk words, due to both internal laws of the system and the external conditions of the Kalmyk language ...
Nikolay Badgaev
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Zinaida Imkinova, About Kalmyk Culture

open access: yes, 2018
Zinaida says that she went to Western Mongolia in 2013 with the Kalmyk folk ensemble Erdem. In Mongolia she remembered her childhood back in Kalmykia i.e. how Kalmyks distilled milk vodka, made butter etc.

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Nikolai Galushkin, A Kalmyk Belt

open access: yes, 2019
Nikolai shows a man’s belt called khavsn byus. It is the most widespread belt both in terms of its shape and composition. Nikolai’s belt is a modern interpretation of the traditional belt. It contains half a kilo of silver.

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The Kalmyk Obsolete Buddhist Vocabulary (Evidence from the Kalmyk National Corpus)

open access: yesOriental Studies, 2018
The article attempts to study the obsolete Buddhist vocabulary of the Kalmyk language with evidence from the “early” 18th-19th century  texts that have been introduced into the database of the Kalmyk  National Corpus. As is known, within any language one can  constantly witness two reciprocal processes: disappearance of some  lexemes that pass out of ...
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Oleg Mandzhiev, About Kalmyk Dogs

open access: yes, 2018
Oleg says that the Kalmyk breed of dogs disappeared following the deportation of the Kalmyk people in 1943. This breed was trained to protect people and livestock. It had very good hearing abilities and could understand the situation based on observation

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Peculiarities of the Kalmyk Blessing

open access: yesOriental Studies, 2018
The article is dedicated to the description of the art peculiarities of the Kalmyk blessing occupying a considerable place in the ethnosphere of the Kalmyks.
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