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Confessions to the Earth by Ivan Shmelev
The first widespread heretical movement in Ancient Russia was strigolism. The name strigolnik comes from the rite of tonsure at initiation into the sect. Strigolnichestvo originated in Novgorod around the middle of the XIV century, and then spread to Pskov …
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Eesti Online · 706 days ago 0 245
What do we say when we say"nothing..."
There are two homonymous word forms (omo-forms)in the Russian language: 1) nothing-the gender of the negative pronoun nothing (There is nothing left in the house. "What should I do?" "Nothing." "What did you eat today?" - "Nothing") and 2) nothing (nitsche …
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Nonsense
"Even those words that retain the imprint of borrowing during their active use in the Russian language go through different stages or degrees of Russification. They move from one socio-group style of speech to another or from one dialect to another, change …
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HOW CAN I CHANGE MY LAST NAME WITHOUT CHANGING IT?
Until recently, in our foreign passports, surnames were written according to the norms of the French language. Now we have started to receive new foreign passports, where the French spelling of surnames has been changed to English. Many people are interest …
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"Camel Trophy" in Russian
To see clear, informative, and not just catchy headlines in a newspaper and instantly determine which material should be read first, which should be read over a cup of coffee, and which should be given to a friend to watch - this is the dream of any reader …
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Folk poetry about the death of Emperor Alexander II
In July 1900, Mikhail Nesterovich Speransky (later an academician, a famous Slavist, who was repressed in the 1930s) recorded spiritual poems in the Rylsky district of the Kursk province (1). The blind man Grigory Artamonov sang him twelve traditional work …
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WHITE DRESSING GOWN AND CRIMSON FOULARD
When reading classics, the perception of unfamiliar words is limited to the nearest meaning. Faced, for example, with the words fular, dressing gown, it is not difficult to guess that we are talking about clothes. The further meaning, that is, the individu …
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What role did Stalin play in the history of linguistics?
Comrade Stalin, you are a great scientist, You know a lot about linguistics... Not least thanks to this song by Yuz Aleshkovsky, the fact of Stalin's "involvement" in the science of language is widely known. And the stereotype of thinking begins to work: i …
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The Living Corpse and Dead Corpses in Pushkin and Tolstoy
The stable phrase living corpse is very unlucky in lexicography. It's not in any of the explanatory dictionaries: neither in the article Alive, nor in the article Dead. There is a synonym-living relics. In the "Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Languag …
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COLOR PALETTE IN Nikolai GOGOL'S POEM "DEAD SOULS"
N. V. Gogol is one of the most picturesque and "colorful" writers of the XIX century. He was the first person in Russian literature to use color so skillfully for pictorial purposes. The "color characteristic" is almost always present in it, whether it is …
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