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DO NOT PASS BY! And make corrections! The linguist cannot be otherwise.
I was walking up the long, sloping, glass-enclosed gangplank (maybe it's called something else) to the Crown of Skandian ferry. This ferry is a huge, twelve-decked ship that lets several hundred cars and several thousand passengers into its "belly". He was …
Eesti Online · 706 days ago 0 230
To the history of the word Moscow
Many articles have been written about the history of the word Moscow. But the plot. which we intend to offer readers, as far as we know, has not been touched upon: about the history of the meaning of the word Moscow and its accents. Translated from the Dut …
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Eesti Online · 706 days ago 0 277
Language of the press. Disorienting headlines in modern newspapers
The desire to shake the imagination of the modern reader at all costs encourages the authors of newspaper headlines to resort to techniques that are far from correct and often not entirely ethical. Let's say you're browsing through the latest newspapers an …
Eesti Online · 706 days ago 0 372
Historical songs of Russian soldiers
The four-volume collection of historical songs, published in 1960-1973 in the academic series "Monuments of Russian Folklore", ends with songs about the Crimean War. The collection of Russian historical songs, published in 1987 in the Large series "Librari …
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"HAPPY AS A SPRING LARK." (Ritual background of a stable comparison)
In the book by A. A. Bragina "The world of animals in the world of words "(Moscow, 1995), on page 185, it is said: "A cheerful girl, a girl, a young woman, who wakes up before dawn, is compared to a lark; she is as cheerful as a spring lark." Waking up bef …
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The Holocaust
In recent years, this term can be found on the pages of the press, heard on radio and television. Its meaning is " the mass extermination of Jews during the Second World War "(Krysin L. P. Explanatory Dictionary of Foreign Words, Moscow, 1998), "the death …
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HISTORY OF THE OLD RUSSIAN HANDWRITTEN FILE CABINET
"Science moves not by academics alone, but by a collection of hundreds and thousands of individuals who stand outside the Academy, but are united by some force, some idea, internal and external." These words, written in 1923 by Academician V. M. Istrin, ar …
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Dictionary of the Russian language of the XI-XVII centuries-a fundamental work of the XX century
Over the past decade, interest in Russia's historical past has significantly increased. Many publications of ancient Russian monuments appeared-the primary sources of knowledge of material and spiritual life, culture of medieval Russia. Without a dictionar …
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MAKE A FOOL OF YOURSELF... Once again about God and God
We have struggled with religion in various ways-from the most violent to quite "harmless" - for example, with the help of... spelling issues. In the book of a famous art critic about Durer, published in the 30s, Christ was consistently printed-with a small …
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ON THE "LEXICAL EXTENSION" OF A. I. SOLZHENITSYN
The language as a cultural monument needs careful and loving attitude. A. I. Solzhenitsyn, who actively promotes lexical expansion, is deeply aware of this. The writer believes that many Russian words were undeservedly discarded "due to the haste of our ce …
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