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The functions of toponyms in the works by K. F. Zhakov [PDF]
Introduction. In Finno-Ugric studies, as well as in Komi linguistics, the language of fiction is insufficiently studied, including the functions of toponyms in prose.
Galina K. Lisovskaya +1 more
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Color Terms in Bashkir Toponymy [PDF]
It is common to many languages that all color terms belonging to the most ancient part of the vocabulary, apart from the color meaning as such, convey a symbolic meaning.
Firdaus G. Khisamitdinova +3 more
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Treasures of the 10th – 13th Centuries from Materials of Soldirsky I Hillfort Idnakar
Treasures were discovered during archaeological research of the Idnakar hillfort in 1976–1999. Two treasures were found on the middle square of the hillfort.
Ivanova Margarita G. +2 more
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Dictionary of the Russian language XI-XVII centuries: Results of the forty-five-year edition [PDF]
The author demonstrates the forty-five-year development process of the Dictionary of the Russian Language of the 11th-17th Centuries (DRL 11-17).
Chernysheva Margarita I.
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After agriculture, the second main branch of farming in the Southern Urals was animal husbandry, especially for semi-nomadic and nomadic peoples. Since the 19th century an entrepreneurial, market economy is being formed, primarily in horse breeding and ...
Mikhail Igorevich Rodnov +1 more
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The Ageyevsky Burial Mound of the Late Bronze Age in the Bashkir Trans-Urals
The materials of two mounds (No. 1 and 2) of the Ageyevsky burial ground are introduced into scientific discourse in this paper. The mounds are situated within the Srubnaya–Alakul contact zone in the South Trans-Urals.
Vasiliev Vitalij N. +2 more
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Selek Fortified Settlement Of The Bronze Age In The Bashkir Trans-Urals (Study Results Of 2003)
The paper features the information on Selek fortified settlement discovered in 2003 in the Bashkir Trans-Urals (the eastern foothills of the Irendyk ridge, on the left bank of the Urgaz river, the right tributary of the Ural River; in the Baimaksky ...
Kotov Vyacheslav G., Savelev Nikita S.
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The article considers the use of diminutives in the language of Russian science in the second half of the 18th – early 19th cs. At that time, the use of diminutives as scientific terms was quite a natural phenomenon, words with diminutive suffixes were used in various fields of science, most of them fell into the language of emerging biology.
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The national jewelry of Bashkir women: tradition and modernity
In Bashkir studies, women's national jewelry has been considered in the works of several researchers. However, analysis of the scientific literature and specialized sources has shown a lack of scientific research and publications on the role of national ...
Zugura Yaganurovna Rakhmatullina +1 more
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ANTHROPONYMS IN THE HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
This article examines anthroponyms in the history of the Russian language. It is noted that the names of people are diverse in origin and use. Each nation, including the Russian, has its own individual names, which are given in childhood and are usually preserved for life. A large number of Russian people bear the old traditional Russian calendar names
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