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National Research Mordovia State University

Institution data

TypeEDUCATION (active)
CountrySaransk, RU
Works16
Researchers15
Coverage2019 - 2025
ROR0262qgk29
GRIDgrid.48430.3b
WikidataQ4302550
OpenAlexI294094635
Websitehttps://mrsu.ru/ru
Also known asMordovian State University; National Research Mordovia State University; Ogarev Mordovia State University; Мордовский государственный университет имени Н. П. Огарёва
  • Everyday Ethnicity in the Urban Environment of the Finno-Ugric Republic Capitals of the Russian Federation (Izhevsk and Saransk)

    Open Access•Olga A Bogatova, Olga Bogatova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2025

  • Proper Names in the Poetry of Marina Slugina

    Open Access•V Sheyanova, S V Sheyanova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Anthroponymic Space in the Prose by Tamara Bargova

    Open Access•V Sheyanova, S V Sheyanova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Comparative Analysis of Phraseological Units with Somatic Components in the Erzya and Finnish Languages

    Open Access•N M Mosina, Ekaterina Dmitrievna Karpunina•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Online Formative Assessment in Higher Education

    Open Access•Natalia E Sudakova, Tatyana N Savina et al.•ARTICLE•Education Sciences•2022

  • Representation of the morbid state of a person in the phraseology of Russian and Mordovian dialects on the territory of the Republic of Mordovia

    Open Access•T I Mochalova, Alina Yu Maslova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2022

  • Archaic and innovative phenomena in the case paradigms of the Erzya dialects in the Volga region and the Southern Urals

    Open Access•D V Tsyganki, Dmitry V Tsygankin et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2021

  • Typology of phonetic systems of Mordovian languages (Moksha and Erzia) and Tatar-Mishars language

    Open Access•O E Polyakov, N Vletkina et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Structural-semantic features of buildings’ names and their parts in the subdialects of the Republic of Mordovia

    Open Access•Valentina P Grishunina, Natalia I Ershova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Ethnocultural tradition in the modern world

    Open Access•Olga G Belomoeva, О Г Беломоева et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Nation-building mechanisms and correlation of identities

    Open Access•O Bakhlova, Olga V Bakhlova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Formation and development of international standards in the field of linguistic rights of indigenous peoples

    Open Access•Vasiliy N Nemechkin, Vasily N Nemechkin•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Communicative and stylistic role of synonyms in the Moksha language

    Open Access•Polina Sedova, Polina E Sedova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Historical analysis of agricultural development and use of the territory of Mordovia (from the Neolithic to the present day)

    Open Access•Alexandr V Kaverin, А В Каверин et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • De-etymologisation as one of the varieties of change of the word morphological structure in the Mordovian languages

    Open Access•M V Mosin, Mihail V Mihail V Mosin et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2019

  • Implementation of the state national policy of the Russian Federation in the Finno-Ugric Republics, the subjects of the Russian Federation

    Open Access•I Bakhlov, Igor V Bakhlov et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2019

  • Everyday Ethnicity in the Urban Environment of the Finno-Ugric Republic Capitals of the Russian Federation (Izhevsk and Saransk)

    Open Access•Olga A Bogatova, Olga Bogatova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2025

  • Proper Names in the Poetry of Marina Slugina

    Open Access•V Sheyanova, S V Sheyanova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Anthroponymic Space in the Prose by Tamara Bargova

    Open Access•V Sheyanova, S V Sheyanova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Comparative Analysis of Phraseological Units with Somatic Components in the Erzya and Finnish Languages

    Open Access•N M Mosina, Ekaterina Dmitrievna Karpunina•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Online Formative Assessment in Higher Education

    Open Access•Natalia E Sudakova, Tatyana N Savina et al.•ARTICLE•Education Sciences•2022

  • Representation of the morbid state of a person in the phraseology of Russian and Mordovian dialects on the territory of the Republic of Mordovia

    Open Access•T I Mochalova, Alina Yu Maslova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2022

  • Archaic and innovative phenomena in the case paradigms of the Erzya dialects in the Volga region and the Southern Urals

    Open Access•D V Tsyganki, Dmitry V Tsygankin et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2021

  • Typology of phonetic systems of Mordovian languages (Moksha and Erzia) and Tatar-Mishars language

    Open Access•O E Polyakov, N Vletkina et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Structural-semantic features of buildings’ names and their parts in the subdialects of the Republic of Mordovia

    Open Access•Valentina P Grishunina, Natalia I Ershova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Ethnocultural tradition in the modern world

    Open Access•Olga G Belomoeva, О Г Беломоева et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Nation-building mechanisms and correlation of identities

    Open Access•O Bakhlova, Olga V Bakhlova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Formation and development of international standards in the field of linguistic rights of indigenous peoples

    Open Access•Vasiliy N Nemechkin, Vasily N Nemechkin•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Communicative and stylistic role of synonyms in the Moksha language

    Open Access•Polina Sedova, Polina E Sedova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Historical analysis of agricultural development and use of the territory of Mordovia (from the Neolithic to the present day)

    Open Access•Alexandr V Kaverin, А В Каверин et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • De-etymologisation as one of the varieties of change of the word morphological structure in the Mordovian languages

    Open Access•M V Mosin, Mihail V Mihail V Mosin et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2019

  • Implementation of the state national policy of the Russian Federation in the Finno-Ugric Republics, the subjects of the Russian Federation

    Open Access•I Bakhlov, Igor V Bakhlov et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2019

  • De-etymologisation as one of the varieties of change of the word morphological structure in the Mordovian languages

    Open Access•M V Mosin, Mihail V Mihail V Mosin et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2019

  • Implementation of the state national policy of the Russian Federation in the Finno-Ugric Republics, the subjects of the Russian Federation

    Open Access•I Bakhlov, Igor V Bakhlov et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2019

  • Typology of phonetic systems of Mordovian languages (Moksha and Erzia) and Tatar-Mishars language

    Open Access•O E Polyakov, N Vletkina et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Structural-semantic features of buildings’ names and their parts in the subdialects of the Republic of Mordovia

    Open Access•Valentina P Grishunina, Natalia I Ershova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Ethnocultural tradition in the modern world

    Open Access•Olga G Belomoeva, О Г Беломоева et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Nation-building mechanisms and correlation of identities

    Open Access•O Bakhlova, Olga V Bakhlova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Formation and development of international standards in the field of linguistic rights of indigenous peoples

    Open Access•Vasiliy N Nemechkin, Vasily N Nemechkin•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Communicative and stylistic role of synonyms in the Moksha language

    Open Access•Polina Sedova, Polina E Sedova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Historical analysis of agricultural development and use of the territory of Mordovia (from the Neolithic to the present day)

    Open Access•Alexandr V Kaverin, А В Каверин et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2020

  • Archaic and innovative phenomena in the case paradigms of the Erzya dialects in the Volga region and the Southern Urals

    Open Access•D V Tsyganki, Dmitry V Tsygankin et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2021

  • Online Formative Assessment in Higher Education

    Open Access•Natalia E Sudakova, Tatyana N Savina et al.•ARTICLE•Education Sciences•2022

  • Representation of the morbid state of a person in the phraseology of Russian and Mordovian dialects on the territory of the Republic of Mordovia

    Open Access•T I Mochalova, Alina Yu Maslova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2022

  • Proper Names in the Poetry of Marina Slugina

    Open Access•V Sheyanova, S V Sheyanova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Anthroponymic Space in the Prose by Tamara Bargova

    Open Access•V Sheyanova, S V Sheyanova et al.•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Comparative Analysis of Phraseological Units with Somatic Components in the Erzya and Finnish Languages

    Open Access•N M Mosina, Ekaterina Dmitrievna Karpunina•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2024

  • Everyday Ethnicity in the Urban Environment of the Finno-Ugric Republic Capitals of the Russian Federation (Izhevsk and Saransk)

    Open Access•Olga A Bogatova, Olga Bogatova•ARTICLE•Finno-Ugric World•2025

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