Vilja Oja
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6402972 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Vilja Oja |
| NOMBRES | Vilja |
| APELLIDO | Oja |
| FIRMA | OJA V |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of the Estonian Language |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Iskima Ja Säsi
The article examines two pairs of lexical homonyms, which are expressed in Estonian by the verb iskima and the noun säsi. In South Estonian dialects and in older written language, iskima is used primarily to mean â to twist a threadâ and â to gather together the turns of a thread or ropeâ . The word is also used to denote other actions, which overlap with the meaning of lööma â to hitâ , e.g. â to strike fire outâ , â to decorate, make up, change…
Mõnest laenatud nimetusest
The Estonian noun ubrik or uberik denotes a small poor building, a narrow room or a shelter. Phonetically close dialect words with similar meaning also exist, e.g. suberik, tsubarik, kuberik, uderik. The article analyses which of these could be derived from the same stem and which have come from different stems. The fact that no other words with the stem uber- or ubri- in Estonian are known indicates a possible loan. Variants of the ubrik-uberik,…
Millega seostub sõna loojuma
Associations of the word loojuma The setting of the sun has typically been expressed in Estonian by the phrase looja minema and after the sunset it is said that päike on loojas â the sun has set (lit. is set)â . Phonologically and semantically similar words exist in several related languages: Livonian lÅ«ojÃμ, Votic loojaa, loojoo, Ingrian luojaa ja luojas. The Estonian words looja and loojas, like their equivalents in other Finnic languages, mod…
Estonian words for ‘field’ in historical dictionaries
The article gives an overview of Estonian landscape terms meaning ‘field’ in historical dictionaries. The main equivalents for English field in Estonian are põld , nurm and väli . Neither in standard Estonian nor in the dialects, these three words are full synonyms. In the historical dictionaries, the Estonian words occur first in the 17 th century as translations of German Acker , Feld and Ackerfeld. Later, for example in the Estonian-German dic…
The Words for Malt in Finnic Languages
The article analyses the words used for malt in Finnic dialects, taking into account their structure, etymologies, semantics and area of distribution. The words come from six different roots: variants of idu are used for malt in Karelian, Ludic, Veps and Ingrian, linnas is the singular of the Estonian and Votic equivalent, from mage come malt names in Livonian and in some Estonian dialects, mallas is the common malt name in Finnish and Ingrian, s…
Хельми Неэтар. In memoriam [Helmi Neetar. In memoriam]
Unikaalne linnasenimetus
Linnased on olnud õllepruulimisel oluline komponent, et teraviljas sisalduvast tärklisest tekiksid joogi kääritamiseks vajalikud suhkrud. Läänemeresoomlased tarvitasid õlut hiljemalt I aastatuhandel, nagu on järeldatud samatüvelistest sõnadest neis keeltes.1 Seevastu linnaseid ei nimetata läänemeresoome keeltes ühtmoodi. Eestlased on juba vähemalt XVI sajandil linnaseid kodus teinud nii enda tarbeks kui ka mõisale. Linnaste valmistamise protsess …
Üpris – oma või laen
Eesti keeles üldtarvitatava adverbi üpris päritolu on püütud selgitada mitut moodi, aga kindlat seisukohta seni ei ole. Julius Mägiste etümoloogiasõnaraamatus on esitatud kaks versiooni koos märkusega, et mõlemad etümoloogiad on vaieldavad: 1) üpris võiks seostuda sõnaga ümber (*ümperinsäk või *ümperihinsäk > ümbr|is, –es > ümpris või > ümpres > üpris või üpres), 2) eesti üpris [...]
Moodustusviisi ja tähenduse vahekorrast eesti värvinimetustes
Estonian words for colours are often produced by adding an adjectival suffix to a noun stem. The most productive adjectival suffix -ne does not change the meaning of the word. The meaning of adjectives with the suffixes ‐kas and ‐jas, which occur frequently among colour names, depends on the part of speech of the derivation base. Denominal adjectives describe the colour on the basis of its similarity to an object (e.g. savikas ‘clay-coloured’ Est…
Kõõrdsilmsust väljendav kõõr-tüveline sõnapere
Tähendussuhetest eesti murretes
The Commentaries to the Lexical Maps of the Atlas Linguarum Fennicarum
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The Commentaries to the Lexical Maps of the Atlas Linguarum Fennicarum
Tähendussuhetest eesti murretes
Kõõrdsilmsust väljendav kõõr-tüveline sõnapere
Moodustusviisi ja tähenduse vahekorrast eesti värvinimetustes
Estonian words for colours are often produced by adding an adjectival suffix to a noun stem. The most productive adjectival suffix -ne does not change the meaning of the word. The meaning of adjectives with the suffixes ‐kas and ‐jas, which occur frequently among colour names, depends on the part of speech of the derivation base. Denominal adjectives describe the colour on the basis of its similarity to an object (e.g. savikas ‘clay-coloured’ Est…
Üpris – oma või laen
Eesti keeles üldtarvitatava adverbi üpris päritolu on püütud selgitada mitut moodi, aga kindlat seisukohta seni ei ole. Julius Mägiste etümoloogiasõnaraamatus on esitatud kaks versiooni koos märkusega, et mõlemad etümoloogiad on vaieldavad: 1) üpris võiks seostuda sõnaga ümber (*ümperinsäk või *ümperihinsäk > ümbr|is, –es > ümpris või > ümpres > üpris või üpres), 2) eesti üpris [...]
Millega seostub sõna loojuma
Associations of the word loojuma The setting of the sun has typically been expressed in Estonian by the phrase looja minema and after the sunset it is said that päike on loojas â the sun has set (lit. is set)â . Phonologically and semantically similar words exist in several related languages: Livonian lÅ«ojÃμ, Votic loojaa, loojoo, Ingrian luojaa ja luojas. The Estonian words looja and loojas, like their equivalents in other Finnic languages, mod…
Estonian words for ‘field’ in historical dictionaries
The article gives an overview of Estonian landscape terms meaning ‘field’ in historical dictionaries. The main equivalents for English field in Estonian are põld , nurm and väli . Neither in standard Estonian nor in the dialects, these three words are full synonyms. In the historical dictionaries, the Estonian words occur first in the 17 th century as translations of German Acker , Feld and Ackerfeld. Later, for example in the Estonian-German dic…
The Words for Malt in Finnic Languages
The article analyses the words used for malt in Finnic dialects, taking into account their structure, etymologies, semantics and area of distribution. The words come from six different roots: variants of idu are used for malt in Karelian, Ludic, Veps and Ingrian, linnas is the singular of the Estonian and Votic equivalent, from mage come malt names in Livonian and in some Estonian dialects, mallas is the common malt name in Finnish and Ingrian, s…
Хельми Неэтар. In memoriam [Helmi Neetar. In memoriam]
Unikaalne linnasenimetus
Linnased on olnud õllepruulimisel oluline komponent, et teraviljas sisalduvast tärklisest tekiksid joogi kääritamiseks vajalikud suhkrud. Läänemeresoomlased tarvitasid õlut hiljemalt I aastatuhandel, nagu on järeldatud samatüvelistest sõnadest neis keeltes.1 Seevastu linnaseid ei nimetata läänemeresoome keeltes ühtmoodi. Eestlased on juba vähemalt XVI sajandil linnaseid kodus teinud nii enda tarbeks kui ka mõisale. Linnaste valmistamise protsess …
Mõnest laenatud nimetusest
The Estonian noun ubrik or uberik denotes a small poor building, a narrow room or a shelter. Phonetically close dialect words with similar meaning also exist, e.g. suberik, tsubarik, kuberik, uderik. The article analyses which of these could be derived from the same stem and which have come from different stems. The fact that no other words with the stem uber- or ubri- in Estonian are known indicates a possible loan. Variants of the ubrik-uberik,…
Iskima Ja Säsi
The article examines two pairs of lexical homonyms, which are expressed in Estonian by the verb iskima and the noun säsi. In South Estonian dialects and in older written language, iskima is used primarily to mean â to twist a threadâ and â to gather together the turns of a thread or ropeâ . The word is also used to denote other actions, which overlap with the meaning of lööma â to hitâ , e.g. â to strike fire outâ , â to decorate, make up, change…
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