O Yu Shagdurova
Biographic Data
| ID | 10290624 |
|---|---|
| NAME | O Yu Shagdurova |
| GIVEN NAMES | O Yu |
| FAMILY NAME | Shagdurova |
| SIGNATURE | SHAGDUROVA O Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Philology SB RAS |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Verbal vocabulary of foraging in the languages of the Altai-Sayan region
This study investigates the semantics, distribution, and origins of verbs related to foraging. This analysis focuses on three Turkic languages from the Altai-Sayan region: Altai, Chalkan, and Khakass. A total of 100 verbs were analyzed, with 48 exhibiting cognates across the languages under investigation. Given the multifaceted nature of foraging, its lexical expression exhibits significant variability. The verbs were categorized based on the for…
Hunting and fishing vocabulary of Telengits and Chalkans based on 2024 field research
This paper outlines the initial findings from the 2024 expedition to the speakers of two South Siberian Turkic languages: Chalkan and the Telengit dialect of Altai. The expedition, conducted within the Ulagansky and Turochaksky districts of the Altai Republic, focused primarily on documenting the vocabulary associated with hunting and fishing, traditional livelihoods of the local inhabitants. Interviews were conducted with informants representing…
A Group of Object Placement Verbs in the Altai and Khakass Languages
The group of object placement verbs in the Altai and Khakass languages, the peculiarities of their semantics are considered. Placement verbs have their own characteristics compared to the group of verbs of displacement, in which they are usually considered. The directive-start position has not been implemented due to its close proximity to the subject. The subject in verbs of the physical placement of an object is a person, less often an animal. …
Secondary Meanings of Movement Verbs with an Unexpressed Orientation in the Khakass Language
The article analyzes the secondary meanings of the verbs of non-directional movement, developed on the basis of rethinking the original semantics, likening one state to another on the basis of some common feature.The tendency of development of secondary meanings concerning movement in space (including metaphorical) and time is revealed.There is a certain specificity in the semantics of secondary meanings, they are closely related to primary meani…
Verb Correlations in Siberian Turkic Languages (In Contrast with Kipchak Languages)
In this article, we introduce a possible principle of lexical-semantic analysis of correlations between Southern Siberian Turkic languages (Altai, Khakas, Tuvan) and Kipchak languages.We study verbs from several lexical-semantic groups.Comparative analysis is performed with consideration of similarities and differences in word structures and semantics, genesis and distribution of specific words.We show that correlations are mostly all-Turkic; a l…
Secondary meanings of the Verb chyk= ~ sykh= ‘to go out, to leave’ in Southern Siberian Turkic languages and Kipchak languages
The article describes the semantic structure of one of the most polysemantic motion verbs in Turkic languages, namely the verb čïq= ~ sïx= and the correlating Tuvan verb ün=. The secondary meanings of these verbs in South- ern Siberian Turkic languages (Altai, Khakas, Tuvan) are analyzed in comparison with Kipchak languages. The verb čïq= ~ sïx= has been actively developing its meaning since it was fixed in the ancient Turkic monuments. This verb…
Emotive verbs and verbs denoting interpersonal relationships of Altai and Khakas in comparison with other Turkic languages
Analytical Verbs and Verb Idioms in Altai and Khakas (Compared to Other Languages)
In the following article, we analyze the verb-based analytical formations in Turkic languages, as well as the possible principles of distinction between analytical verbs and phraseological combinations. Both of these have fairly well-defined core elements that fully correspond to all typical markers of such constructions, as well as peripheral elements, where the components may be more or less loose. For example, in certain peripheral units, one …
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Emotive verbs and verbs denoting interpersonal relationships of Altai and Khakas in comparison with other Turkic languages
Analytical Verbs and Verb Idioms in Altai and Khakas (Compared to Other Languages)
In the following article, we analyze the verb-based analytical formations in Turkic languages, as well as the possible principles of distinction between analytical verbs and phraseological combinations. Both of these have fairly well-defined core elements that fully correspond to all typical markers of such constructions, as well as peripheral elements, where the components may be more or less loose. For example, in certain peripheral units, one …
Secondary meanings of the Verb chyk= ~ sykh= ‘to go out, to leave’ in Southern Siberian Turkic languages and Kipchak languages
The article describes the semantic structure of one of the most polysemantic motion verbs in Turkic languages, namely the verb čïq= ~ sïx= and the correlating Tuvan verb ün=. The secondary meanings of these verbs in South- ern Siberian Turkic languages (Altai, Khakas, Tuvan) are analyzed in comparison with Kipchak languages. The verb čïq= ~ sïx= has been actively developing its meaning since it was fixed in the ancient Turkic monuments. This verb…
Verb Correlations in Siberian Turkic Languages (In Contrast with Kipchak Languages)
In this article, we introduce a possible principle of lexical-semantic analysis of correlations between Southern Siberian Turkic languages (Altai, Khakas, Tuvan) and Kipchak languages.We study verbs from several lexical-semantic groups.Comparative analysis is performed with consideration of similarities and differences in word structures and semantics, genesis and distribution of specific words.We show that correlations are mostly all-Turkic; a l…
Secondary Meanings of Movement Verbs with an Unexpressed Orientation in the Khakass Language
The article analyzes the secondary meanings of the verbs of non-directional movement, developed on the basis of rethinking the original semantics, likening one state to another on the basis of some common feature.The tendency of development of secondary meanings concerning movement in space (including metaphorical) and time is revealed.There is a certain specificity in the semantics of secondary meanings, they are closely related to primary meani…
Hunting and fishing vocabulary of Telengits and Chalkans based on 2024 field research
This paper outlines the initial findings from the 2024 expedition to the speakers of two South Siberian Turkic languages: Chalkan and the Telengit dialect of Altai. The expedition, conducted within the Ulagansky and Turochaksky districts of the Altai Republic, focused primarily on documenting the vocabulary associated with hunting and fishing, traditional livelihoods of the local inhabitants. Interviews were conducted with informants representing…
A Group of Object Placement Verbs in the Altai and Khakass Languages
The group of object placement verbs in the Altai and Khakass languages, the peculiarities of their semantics are considered. Placement verbs have their own characteristics compared to the group of verbs of displacement, in which they are usually considered. The directive-start position has not been implemented due to its close proximity to the subject. The subject in verbs of the physical placement of an object is a person, less often an animal. …
Verbal vocabulary of foraging in the languages of the Altai-Sayan region
This study investigates the semantics, distribution, and origins of verbs related to foraging. This analysis focuses on three Turkic languages from the Altai-Sayan region: Altai, Chalkan, and Khakass. A total of 100 verbs were analyzed, with 48 exhibiting cognates across the languages under investigation. Given the multifaceted nature of foraging, its lexical expression exhibits significant variability. The verbs were categorized based on the for…
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