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Летописная ойконимия как источник реконструкции лексики древнерусского языка

Authors: Максим [Maksim] Анатольевич [Anatol'evich] Ююкин [IUiukin];

Летописная ойконимия как источник реконструкции лексики древнерусского языка

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Annalistic oikonymy as a source for reconstruction of the Old Russian vocabularyAmong about 1,000 place names mentioned in the Old Russian chronicles (within the borders of contemporary Russia), there are 19 ones that are derived from stems non-attested as apellatives in the Old Russian written sources. The vast majority of them can be reconstructed by comparison with words of modern East Slavic languages or their dialects, but several are not known in the East Slavic zone, and have parallels in the West and (or) South Slavic languages only. Almost all of these words are geographical terms. The places in whose names they are preserved are located mostly in Novgorod Ruthenia and the Upper and Middle Volga basin. Ojkonimia latopisów jako źródło dla rekonstrukcji słownictwa języka staroruskiegoWśród około 1000 nazw miejscowych wymienionych w staroruskich kronikach (w granicach dzisiejszego państwa rosyjskiego) jest 19 pochodzących od podstaw, które nie są apelatywnie poświadczone w źródłach staroruskich. Zdecydowaną większość z nich można zrekonstruować na podstawie wyrazów należących do zasobu leksykalnego współczesnych języków wschodniosłowiańskich lub ich dialektów, ale kilka z nich ma analogie tylko w językach zachodnio- i południowosłowiańskich. Prawie wszystkie te słowa są terminami topograficznymi. Miejsca, w których nazwy są zachowane, znajdują się głównie w Rusi Nowogrodzkiej i dorzeczu Górnej i Środkowej Wołgi.

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Microsoft Academic Graph classification: History South Slavic languages Toponymy Etymology Slavic languages Theology

Library of Congress Subject Headings: lcsh:PG1-9665 lcsh:Philology. Linguistics lcsh:P1-1091 lcsh:Slavic languages. Baltic languages. Albanian languages

Keywords

Linguistics and Language, etymology, historical lexicology, toponymics, Language and Linguistics, isolex, lexical reconstruction, Old Russian language

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