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SUBDIALECT ANTHROPONYMICON OF KOSTROMA VOLGA REGION (ON THE BASIS OF THE SKETCHES OF V.YA. SHISHKOV)
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The article analyzes the calendar names in dialects along the lower course of the Kostroma river based on the essays “Volga Region” of V.Ya. Shishkov. Based on the opinion of the narrator, their synchronous-diachronic status is determined against the background of other nominative and communicative speech means. The conclusion is made about the richness and diversity of the anthroponymic of the described ethnodialectic zone and its ability to be an areal marker.
Title: SUBDIALECT ANTHROPONYMICON OF KOSTROMA VOLGA REGION (ON THE BASIS OF THE SKETCHES OF V.YA. SHISHKOV)
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The article analyzes the calendar names in dialects along the lower course of the Kostroma river based on the essays “Volga Region” of V.
Ya.
Shishkov.
Based on the opinion of the narrator, their synchronous-diachronic status is determined against the background of other nominative and communicative speech means.
The conclusion is made about the richness and diversity of the anthroponymic of the described ethnodialectic zone and its ability to be an areal marker.
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