Volume 17. 2018

LANGUAGE CONTACT

• Brodsky I. Finno-Permic Phytonymical Portraits. Willowherb or fireweed. Epilobium Angustifolium 13–29
• Gaidamashko R.V. Data for Etymology of Lexis in Russian Dialects of the Kama Region: Batkas, Bachka, Byordysh 30–45
• Mikhailova L. System Character of Impact of Foreign Languages on the Russian Word 46–58
• Мызников С. А. , Ryabchikova Z. Ob-Ugric lexical data in Permic and North Russian context 59–87
• Nazmutdinovа T. Aboriginal and Borrowed Lexical Strates in the Dolgan Language 88–106
• Rakin A. Hydrolandscape vocabulary of the Komi language 107–122
• Fedyuneva G. To the problem of the Komi origin of the Northern Russian word kulyash “imp” 123–145

AREAL STUDIES

• Gantsovskaya N. , Gorlova T. The lexical basis of the Nerekhta ethno-dialectal zone 146–157
• Ilyina Е. Borbushin’s dialect: 30 years of study 158–168
• Kolosko E. Elements of the dialectal vocabulary of the Pomor and Onega groups in the dialects of the St. Petersburg Province 169–183
• Ryko A. Interrogative particle vs. separative conjunction: ti in the dialects of the Russian-Belarusian border region 184–204

DIALECT DYNAMICS AND STABILITY

• Gribovskaya N. Enantiosemy in the dialect lexis (based on the Tver dialects) 205–216
• Kovrigina E. Semantics of the verbs containing the formant NEZA- in the dialects of the Arkhangelsk region 217–227
• Lunkova E. Features of word-formation semantics of suffix -k(a) in Smolensk dialects 228–239
• Novikova L.N. Integrated unit of the derivation in Tver dialects 240–251
• Saburova L. Nouns with value of not adult beings: structural-semantic, linguistic and cognitive aspects 252–270

ONOMASTICS

• Dmitriev A. Watland and Watlanders (Wates) in Livonian sources of 14th–15th centuries 271–293

LEXICON OF FOLK CULTURE

• Ganicheva S. Sensory and rational knowledge in the dialect sound picture of the world 294–309
• Ivashko L. , Potsepnya D. , Lutovinova I. , Tarasova M. , Trofimkina O. , Kukushkina I. (32) Russian Northwest country folklife-orthodox calendar (spring-summer period). Part I 310–332
• Kirilova E. Vologda peasants’ perceptions of everyday life vocabulary reflected in the dialectal compound word structure (on the material of Vologda dialects dictionary) 333–349
• Komissarova T. Subjective-objective “World of Childhood” in the language world picture of the Vologda peasant 350–360
• Medvedeva A. Dialect phonetic features of the language of Sheksna chastushkas 361–376

• Pakholkova T. (16) From the “Dictionary of the Russian North Dialects” to the “Dictionary of the Kolodensky Dialect” 377–392