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The Phenomenon of “Blue-Green” Animals in the Yakut Language: Origin and Semantics
It is of interest for many linguists that in some languages animal coloration is described by colour terms that seem unusual at first glance, e.g. zelen konj in Serbian, голубой песец in Russian and blue fox in English, as there are no green horses or ...
Aitalina V. Timofeeva
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Über die Sprache der Jakuten : Theil 2: Jakutisch-Deutsches Wörterbuch [PDF]
PL362, ISO 639-3 : sah, Yakut language -- Texts, Yakut language -- Grammar, Yakut language -- Dictionaries ...
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Hyponymic Transformations in the Translation of the Yakut Epic Olonkho into English
The research objective is to consider hyponymy (specification) as a type of lexical-semantic transformation in the translation of the Yakut heroic epic Olonkho into English. The object of the study was the olonkho “Дьулуруйар Ньургун Боотур” by Platon A.
Alina A. Nakhodkina
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Re-etymologizing Russian cultural vocabulary in Yukaghir as mediated by the Yakut
In this paper, a group of thirty-five Yukaghir words describing fairly recently borrowed Russian cultural vocabulary is re-etymologized. Most of these words, which are from various Yukaghir languages and dialects, but mainly of the Tundra Yukaghir ...
Piispanen, Peter Sauli,
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This article analyzes the main structural-semantic and functional-intonational features of the response phrase in the Yakut language. Typical dialogical constructions with a statement of facts, interacting with interrogative components of the dialogue ...
Egorovich Alekseev, Ivan +1 more
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DEVELOPMENT OF YAKUT FIGURATIVE VERBSDESCRIBING PERSON’S WALK (COMPARED TO MONGOLIAN PARALLELS)
The paper deals with ways of semantic change in Yakut figurative verbs describing person’s walk in comparison with their Mongolian parallels. A total of 11 stems describing walk of human and animals are analyzed. No fully identical stems have been found.
Shamaeva, Anastasia +1 more
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A Yakut copy of a Tungusic viewpoint aspect paradigm
The paper deals with the morphological paradigm of the Yakut so-called “synthetic” imperfect. This paradigm is claimed to have been selectively copied in its entirety from a Tungusic language, most probably from Even, previously known as Lamut.
Johanson, Lars,
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Contact in the prehistory of the Sakha (Yakuts) : Linguistic and genetic perspectives [PDF]
P381.S59, ISO 639-3 : sah, Yakut language--Dialects, Sakha (Russia ...
Pakendorf, B. ; https://orcid.org/ +1 more
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Memoratives In Ancient Anthroponymic System Of The Yakut Language
Vladimir Dmitrievich Monastyrev +1 more
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Effects of exercise interventions on adolescents with mild to moderate scoliosis: a meta-analysis. [PDF]
Liu Q +6 more
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