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, 2015 The article presents an analysis of phrases and proverbs with a toponymic component, which were excerpted from lexicographic sources recording Silesian dialects.
Dźwigoł, Renata
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VALUE CONSTANTS OF THE RUSIN PAREMIOLOGY (COMPARED WITH THE UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES)
The article analyses the axiological aspect of Rusin paroemias extracted by the method of continuous sampling on the basis Dimitro Pop's Rusin-Ukrainian-Russian and Russian-Ukrainian-Rusin Dictionary as well as Ukrainian and Russian proverb dictionaries.
Mokienko V.M., Lomakina O.V.
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Provérbio e jogo de palavras na «Farsa de Inês Pereira»
Caligrama: Revista de Estudos Românicos, 2011 Ilka Vale de Carvalho
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Domestic ecologies of gender: Women, material life, and eco-folklore in Saudi proverbs. [PDF]
PLoS OneAlshhre AM.
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, 2016 Introduction to Paremiology: A Comprehensive Guide to Proverb Studies. Ed. by Hrisztalina Hrisztova-Gotthardt and Melita Aleksa Varga, managing ed. Anna Borowska, associate ed. Darko Matovac, language ed. Aderemi Rajij-Oyelade.
Unseth, Peter
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, 2013 This paper emphasizes the theoretical and empirical rewards of a rapprochement of Cognitive Linguis-tics and paremiology. Since earlier attempts at Cognitive Linguistic inroads into the paremiologist’s domain met with some resistance, it is important to ...
Gradečak-Erdeljić, Tanja +3 more
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Problems of taxonomy in paremiology
Research result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, 2020 openaire +2 more sources
LINGUISTIC STATUS OF PAREMIOLOGICAL UNITS
This article explores the linguistic status of paremiological units, particularly proverbs, within various linguistic and cultural contexts. It examines the role of proverbs as a universal phenomenon in folklore across different languages, emphasizing their cultural and communicative significance.
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Father in Serbian Phraseology and Paremiology
The terms that refer to family relations occur as components of phraseological and paremiological items. Thus, the nouns that denote a male parent in the Serbian language (отац, тата, ћаћа, ћаћко, баба (бабо), башта, баћа) represent components of ...
Вуловић Емонтс, Наташа С.
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