The lexeme Jumal ‘God’ in the Karelian language: linguocultural aspect
BULLETIN OF UGRIC STUDIESthe article examines the specifics of functioning of the component Jumal ‘God’ in Karelian lexemes. Names with the semantics “God”, as well as terms containing the composite under consideration as part of complex words in the Karelian language in comparison with Vepsian, Finnish and Russian languages are analyzed.
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