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Editorial Office Address: Institute of Philology of the Siberian Branch of the RAS. 8 Nikolaeva St, Novosibirsk, 630090, Russian Federation.
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Issue 54, 2025
Table of Content
 | | G. Ch. Faizullina, Z. A. Tychin’skikh, G. R. Galiullina
Anthroponyms of service Tatars in the written monuments of Tobolsk from the 17th to 19th centuries in a comparative-historical aspect
In detail |
| | B. Ch. Oorzhak, E. K. Annay, N. M. Mongush
The influence of the Russian language on the Tuvan vocabulary: borrowings of the new time
In detail |
| | N. R. Oynotkinova
Names of Hymenoptera insects in the Altai linguistic culture
In detail |
| | E. V. Tyuntesheva, O. Yu. Shagdurova, I. M. Plotnikov
Verbal vocabulary of foraging in the languages of the Altai-Sayan region
In detail |
| | V. N. Solovar
Metaphorical models with verbs of movement in the Khanty language (against the background of the Mansi language)
In detail |
| | E. L. Rudnitskaya
Perfective and imperfective verb bases in Evenki
In detail |
| | V. Ju. Gusev, N. B. Aralova
Comparative in Tungusic languages
In detail |
| | L. A. Shamina
Markers -bile and deg as a means of expressing comparative semantics in the Tuvan language
In detail |
Phonetics | | V. S. Kharitonov
The main phonetic features of the Nanai idiom Hedzeni
In detail |
Epos studies | | M. T. Satanar
Spatial picture of Even nimkan “Chibdevel”: structure, semantics, and symbolism
In detail |
Ethnochoreology | | S. N. Abdullaev, G. S. Abdullaeva
Semiotics of circular dances of the Turkic-Mongolian peoples of Siberia and Turkestan
In detail |
Archives | | V. A. Goncharova
On the experience of archiving the photo collection of Vladimir Tikhonovich Novikov
In detail |
Field research | | M. Yu. Pupynina, T. V. Kornev, E. M. Budyanskaya, Yu. B. Koryakov
Naukan Yupik: the disbandment of the village of Naukan as a key factor of the language shift
In detail |
Scientific life | | N. I. Danilova, F. N. Dyachkovsky
Questions of the theory of the syntactic structure of the Yakut language in the works of N. N. Efremov
In detail |
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