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Ornithonymes et breton populaire. Des cris, des couleurs, des mœurs et des genres
We know in Brittany the great debate that agitates the breton speakers of neighboring communes concerning the difference of their speeches to the point of affirming that they do not understand each other. It is to ignore how fruitful the popular imagination has been, creating here and there terms specific to one place or another.
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Phonosemantic subsets in the lexicon: Hungarian avian nomenclature and l’arbitraire du signe [PDF]
Abondolo, DM
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Linguo-culturological trend in the study of the Russian language, Russian phraseology and paroemiology is one of the most promising. The article examines the means to interpret the Russian paroemias against the background of their Chinese equivalents in the linguo-culturological aspect.
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Phraseological Units With Ornithonyms In Brand Naming
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On the metaphoric nature of technomorphic ornithonyms
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The Content of Communication Functions in the Socialization of Students [PDF]
This article is written about the essence of communication functions in the socialization of students, communication functions in the process of socialization of students as a pedagogical problem, and the current state of communication functions in the ...
HAKBERDIEVA, N. (Nodira)
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An ethnolinguistic analysis of Mari ornithonyms [PDF]
Väitekiri käsitleb kujutlusi lindudest traditsioonilises mari kultuuris ja sellega seotud sõnavara. Uurimuse objektiks on mari ornitonüümid, mida on vaadeldud etnolingvistilistes, sotsiolingvistilistes ja onomasioloogilises aspektis. Töö esimesel etapil
Yuzieva, Kristina
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BIRD NAMES REALLY MATTER: FEATURES OF ORNITHONYMES IN LANGUAGE.
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Ornithonymes and popular Breton. Screams, colors, manners and genders
We know in Brittany the great debate that agitates the breton speakers of neighboring communes concerning the difference of their speeches to the point of affirming that they do not understand each other. It is to ignore how fruitful the popular imagination has been, creating here and there terms specific to one place or another.
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PHRASEOLOGISMS WITH ORNITHONYMS IN THE LEXICAL SYSTEM OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
The article researched the semantics and structure of English phraseological units denoting birds as a part of the English lexical system. It has been noted that the scientific works of O.V. Kunin, A.M. Baranov, V.P. Zhukov, M. Johnson and M. Blek were the methodological and theoretical basis of our research. We have developed a semantic classification
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