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Teleut Labor and Life

Advances in Educational Technologies and Instructional Design Book Series, 2019
The chapter represents the results of the analysis of the Teleut language vocabulary, verbalizing pragmatically significant frames “hunting” and “food” from cognitive positions. The authors pay attention to the description of a horse image based on Teleut and Russian proverbs in order to identify its national and cultural conditionality. The sources of
Fatma Eyvaz Kyzy Abdullayeva   +2 more
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Contacting of languages and cultures: improvement and disappearance. Article-review about the collective monograph “Linguistic world image of Teleuts”

open access: yes, 2018
This article deals with problems of endangered languages of smaller peoples like the Teleut language - language of indigenous people, who live in the Northern part of the Russian Federation. One language is dominating and being donor to other as a result
U. M. Bahtikireeva   +2 more
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On Problematic Cases of Russian Loanwords’ Etymology in Teleut

Arctic XXI century
Beginning in the 17th century, during the Russian exploration of Siberia, the influence of the Russian language on the indigenous languages grew, including the Siberian Turkic languages, particularly Teleut, whose vocabulary acquired a layer of phonetically and semantically adapted Russian loanwords – non-equivalent names for Russian and European ...
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Textology of Altai and Teleut shamanic texts dedicated to the deities of the Upper World

open access: yesSibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2021
For the first time, the textual features of two shamanic texts dedicated to the deities of the Upper World are considered. The purpose of the work was to compare these works and identi-fy common syntagmatic (compositional, stylistic) and semantic (characters, sacred chronotope) elements. The main research method is the structural-semiotic method, which
null null, N. R. Oynotkinova
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Samples of Teleut’s riddles Teleüt bilmecelerinden örnekler

open access: yes, 2017
Riddles surviving today have traces from many common cultural characteristics in Turkic cultures. In this context, although they live in different geographical areas, it becomes more of an issue to compile folklore materials of Turkic communities with many common elements. In this study, we focused on some of the riddles of Teleuts, a Turkish community
CENGİZ, MİKAİL
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The Teleut Version of Burkhanism

Anthropology and Archeology of Eurasia, 2007
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Intonation of Tuvan and Teleut narrative statements

Linguistic Proceedings Series, 2021
We study the intonation of the Teleut and Tuvan folk statements. In the study, audio-visual methods of computer processing of the speech signal in Praat are used. The material under study is simple two-part sentences and simple statements as a part of complex sentences with the topic and focus.
Elena Shestera   +3 more
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The Teleut Ritual Chymyr

Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 1996
Dans son article sur un rituel d'exorcisme appele chymyr, l'A. depeind le pouvoir et la poesie rituels chamanistes des Turkic, Teleut Siberiens orientaux. Les incantations qui permettent d'exorciser la possession par des esprits (esprits des morts ou uzut qui penetre dans l'estomac par la bouche) chez des patients Teleut sont bien connues des ...
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THE TELEUT LANGUAGE THE SOCIOLINGUISTIC SITUATION OF AN ENDANGERED LANGUAGE

2013
This paper presents the results of a sociolinguistic research conducted between 10-25 July 2012 among the Teleut people living mainly in the Kemerovo province of the Russian Federation. The goals of the research were to investigate the demographic features of the Teleuts, the patterns of language use, language attitude with regard to the Teleut ...
ALİMOV, Rysbek, SHADYHANOV, Emil
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