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Circumpolar peoples and their languages: lexical and genomic data suggest ancient Chukotko-Kamchatkan–Nivkh and Yukaghir-Samoyedic connections [PDF]
, 2021 Abstract Relationships between universally recognized language families represent a hotly debated topic in historical linguistics, and the same is true for correlation between signals of genetic and linguistic relatedness. We developed a weighted permutation test and applied it on basic vocabularies for 31 pairs of languages and ...
George Starostin +8 more
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Yukaghir language vocabulary associated with the word Qojl “God”: semantics and formation [PDF]
Sibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2020 The relevance of the theme under consideration is determined by the need to study the traditional worldview of the people, the formation and development of their spiritual knowledge. The paper analyzes the semantic content and the formation of the vocabulary of the Yukaghir language, originating from the word Qojl (qojl), identifies the original ...
Praskovya Egorovna Prokopeva
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Филология: научные исследования, 2020 The subject of this article is the intransitive verbs in Kolyma dialect of the Yukaghir language. In Yukaghir linguistics does not feature special research on the verb word formation of this dialect, which defines the relevance of this work. The object of this article is the affixes used for the formation of intransitive verbs from the base of ...
Aleksandra Egorovna Prokopуeva
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Yup’ik Loanword Etymologies for the Yukaghir Languages and Dialects
Études Inuit Studies, 2023 In this paper, up to twenty-eight new Yukaghir etymologies are described as Eskimo borrowings into the Yukaghir languages and dialects of far northeastern Siberia, with phonological and semantic considerations for each suggestion. These findings provide new insights into the historical phonology of these ancient borrowings as well as fairly clear ...
Peter Sauli Piispanen
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Philology. Theory & Practice, 2018 The article discovers the specificity of the morphological means to form the verbs of indirect evidentiality in Yukaghir dialects. The category of evidentiality is considered as a key notion in the Yukaghir grammar. The author identifies the formants of indirect evidentiality of transitive and intransitive verbs in Yukaghir dialects and concludes that ...
Margarita Petrovna Lukina
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ON THE ANCIENT ETYMONS СУГ(V)=, СУК(V)= IN THE TUNDRA DIALECT OF THE YUKAGHIR LANGUAGE [PDF]
Philology. Theory & Practice, 2018 In the article, the etymological analysis of a number of lexical units starting with the letter C in the Tundra dialect of the Yukaghir language, namely the words with the root elements суг(у)= , сук(у)= , is carried out. Attention is given to the nominative and significative functions of nouns, and the function of the qualitative affix.
Гаврил Николаевич Курилов
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Philology. Theory & Practice, 2022 The study aims to describe the traditional ideas of the Forest Yukaghir about fish based on the materials of language, ethnography and folklore. Scientific novelty lies in the systematisation of these data, introduction of new information on the ethnography and folklore of the Yukaghir into scientific use.
Praskovya Egorovna Prokopeva
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Languages and Folklore of Indigenous Peoples of SiberiaThe preservation of the language and folklore of the indigenous peoples of the North is a pertinent concern within the context of Russian humanitarian science. Of significance is their realization in fiction. This article analyzes the theme of folklore and language as portrayed in the play “The Pink Seagull” written by therig Yukaghir playwht Gennady ...
T.V. Krayushkina
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The Tundra Yukaghir Language in a Multilingual Environment
Journal of Language ContactAbstract The article presents the results of a longitudinal study of the language situation in a multilingual village of Andryushkino (northeast of the Sakha Republic). It is one of two localities where the endangered Tundra Yukaghir (TY) language is still used. Data on TY proficiency were collected in this village by one of the authors in 1987 and
Maria Pupynina, Nikolai Vakhtin
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Arctic XXI centuryThe article is devoted to a relevant and under-researched topic of foreign language influence on the Yukaghir language, spoken by one of the smallest ethnic groups in the northeastern part of Siberia, with fewer than 50 speakers, primarily residing in the Low Kolyma and Upper Kolyma regions of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia).
Самона Николаевна Курилова
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