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APPELLATIVES AND TOPONYMS IN THE BELOMORYE AND YAROSLAVSK-KOSTROMSKY VOLGA REGION: EXPERIENCE OF COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
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His paper presents a brief comparative analysis of the toponymy of the White Sea region and the Yaroslavl-Kostroma Volga region. Appeals are also involved, which are recorded in both regions. The material was obtained during the author's dialectological expeditions. It is noted that a number of oikonyms are quite common on the territory of the Kostroma region, with single fixations in the White Sea region. There are a number of substrate appellatives recorded in both regions, which can probably be interpreted as units of a similar nature.
Title: APPELLATIVES AND TOPONYMS IN THE BELOMORYE AND YAROSLAVSK-KOSTROMSKY VOLGA REGION: EXPERIENCE OF COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
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His paper presents a brief comparative analysis of the toponymy of the White Sea region and the Yaroslavl-Kostroma Volga region.
Appeals are also involved, which are recorded in both regions.
The material was obtained during the author's dialectological expeditions.
It is noted that a number of oikonyms are quite common on the territory of the Kostroma region, with single fixations in the White Sea region.
There are a number of substrate appellatives recorded in both regions, which can probably be interpreted as units of a similar nature.
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