Volume 21. 2022

LANGUAGE CONTACT

• Anikin A. From the history of words IV 11–33
• Мызников С. А. Verbs of Finnic origin in Russian dialects of the North-West 33–57
• Shkuratok Y., Rusinova I. (36) Retaining of the Russian archaic vocabulary in the speech of residents of the Komi-Permyatsky district (according to the words with the root (s) mil-) 58–81

DIALECT DYNAMICS AND STABILITY

• Gantsovskaya N. , Basova N. , Neganova G. Etnodialektnyye osobennosti Kostromskoy niziny v interpretatsii posledovateley shakhmatovskoy shkoly: S. A. Eryomin 82–102
• Kolosko E. The onomatopoeic complex трень-брень [tren’-bren’] in the lexicon of the Russian dialects 103–122
• Popova O. Vocabulary in the 19th century Arkhangelsk dialects and in the Polish language 123–149
• Shalaeva T. On some Russian Dialect Forms with the Suffix -oy- 150–159

• Bolotaeva O. Ways of noun formation in the Koryak language 160–184
• Иванова Г. П. Lexical means of expressing space in the prose miniatures of A. S. Ulyanov in the Vepsian language 185–200

PEOPLES OF THE NORTH: LANGUAGE AND CULTURE

• Rakin A. The names of large carnivorous and herbivorous animals as part of the hunting vocabulary in the Komi language 201–219
• Ryabchikova Z. Participation of somonyms in the nomination of animals in the Khanty language 220–231
• Cheboksarova V. Reindeer herding vocabulary of the Yukagir language (a comparative study) 232–249

ONOMASTICS

• Dmitriev A. Slavic place-names of Western Ingermanland of the 16–17th centuries as a structural component of the historical and toponymic dictionary (letters З–М) 250–279
• Kryukov A. New toponyms and new toponymic reality (based on the toponimy of the Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region) 280–308

DIALECT LEXICOGRAPHY

• Kobeleva I.A. Dictionary of Russian dialects of Karelia and adjacent areas: lost phraseology 309–329