Albina Kayumova
Biographic Data
| ID | 6747019 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Albina Kayumova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Albina |
| FAMILY NAME | Kayumova |
| SIGNATURE | KAYUMOVA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kazan Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6231-3983 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Metaphorical Representation of Air Elements in Phraseology of Russian, English, German, Spanish, and Tatar Languages
This study provides a comparative analysis of phraseological units that incorporate air-related terms from five typologically diverse languages — Russian, English, German, Spanish, and Tatar — in a linguocultural perspective. The main focus is on identifying universal as well as unique patterns for representing symbolic meanings associated with air elements within these linguistic systems' phraseological inventories. A total of 188 units were ana…
Lexicographic Description of Pragmatemes in Bilingual Phrasebooks
The article focuses on the analysis of lexicographic description of pragmatemes (pragmatically constrained phrasemes). 609 pragmatemes were selected employing a continuous sampling method from four English-Russian and Russian-English electronic phrasebooks. The results of the quantitative analysis show that on average pragmatemes comprise no more than 20% of the total number of the units listed in the phrasebooks; they are most commonly found in …
Adjectival Phraseological Units with the Parametric Component
The article is devoted to the comparative study of the Tatar and English adjectival phraseological units with the parametric component. Structural and semantic peculiarities are taken into consideration. The main methods of research are those of general linguistic methods and special linguistic methods. The purpose of the article is to find out common and specific features of the adjectival phraseological units with the parametric components in t…
Mediating digital screens with very young emerging bilinguals
There is vast potential for digital screens to support early bilingualism. For the most part, however, young children require human mediation with what is generated by screens in order for language and pre-literacy learning to occur. What does that mediation look like when multimodal elements are designed to support children’s language and culture learning? This study examines instructional interactions around Digital Fairytales, multimedia langu…
Dream as a Basic Concept in the Novel “The Great Gatsby” by F.S. Fitzgerald
Despite being a country of various blue stockings, Indian daughters particularly from the countryside and lower socio-economic hierarchy have remained the victims of unfairness in learning opportunities from ancient to modern time.The present research work tries to examine the regional progress and inequality in education and determinants of lower educational prospects of girls in India on the basis of secondary data.Here, the disparity index and…
Implementing a multimodal online program for very young learners of Russian
CALL and MALL learning programs have been introduced by preschool teachers into their language classrooms (Sadykova, Kayumova, Khalitova, & Gimaletdinova, 2017; Segers & Verhoeven, 2003), despite reports saying that some of these programs have little educational value (Kazanci & Okan, 2009). This exploratory mixed-methods study aims at examining how Russian language kindergarten and preschool teachers integrate resources of a Russian language onl…
Linguo-cultural peculiarities of phraseological units with the component ‘fire’ in English, Russian, Spanish, Tatar and German
The article addresses linguo-cultural peculiarities of phraseological units with the component 'fire' in five different languages. The authors analyze phraseological funds by comparing and contrasting semantic groups. The greatest similarity is found between English and German phraseological stocks, whereas Spanish and Tatar ones have significant differences both in quantitative and qualitative terms
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Dream as a Basic Concept in the Novel “The Great Gatsby” by F.S. Fitzgerald
Despite being a country of various blue stockings, Indian daughters particularly from the countryside and lower socio-economic hierarchy have remained the victims of unfairness in learning opportunities from ancient to modern time.The present research work tries to examine the regional progress and inequality in education and determinants of lower educational prospects of girls in India on the basis of secondary data.Here, the disparity index and…
Implementing a multimodal online program for very young learners of Russian
CALL and MALL learning programs have been introduced by preschool teachers into their language classrooms (Sadykova, Kayumova, Khalitova, & Gimaletdinova, 2017; Segers & Verhoeven, 2003), despite reports saying that some of these programs have little educational value (Kazanci & Okan, 2009). This exploratory mixed-methods study aims at examining how Russian language kindergarten and preschool teachers integrate resources of a Russian language onl…
Linguo-cultural peculiarities of phraseological units with the component ‘fire’ in English, Russian, Spanish, Tatar and German
The article addresses linguo-cultural peculiarities of phraseological units with the component 'fire' in five different languages. The authors analyze phraseological funds by comparing and contrasting semantic groups. The greatest similarity is found between English and German phraseological stocks, whereas Spanish and Tatar ones have significant differences both in quantitative and qualitative terms
Adjectival Phraseological Units with the Parametric Component
The article is devoted to the comparative study of the Tatar and English adjectival phraseological units with the parametric component. Structural and semantic peculiarities are taken into consideration. The main methods of research are those of general linguistic methods and special linguistic methods. The purpose of the article is to find out common and specific features of the adjectival phraseological units with the parametric components in t…
Mediating digital screens with very young emerging bilinguals
There is vast potential for digital screens to support early bilingualism. For the most part, however, young children require human mediation with what is generated by screens in order for language and pre-literacy learning to occur. What does that mediation look like when multimodal elements are designed to support children’s language and culture learning? This study examines instructional interactions around Digital Fairytales, multimedia langu…
Lexicographic Description of Pragmatemes in Bilingual Phrasebooks
The article focuses on the analysis of lexicographic description of pragmatemes (pragmatically constrained phrasemes). 609 pragmatemes were selected employing a continuous sampling method from four English-Russian and Russian-English electronic phrasebooks. The results of the quantitative analysis show that on average pragmatemes comprise no more than 20% of the total number of the units listed in the phrasebooks; they are most commonly found in …
Metaphorical Representation of Air Elements in Phraseology of Russian, English, German, Spanish, and Tatar Languages
This study provides a comparative analysis of phraseological units that incorporate air-related terms from five typologically diverse languages — Russian, English, German, Spanish, and Tatar — in a linguocultural perspective. The main focus is on identifying universal as well as unique patterns for representing symbolic meanings associated with air elements within these linguistic systems' phraseological inventories. A total of 188 units were ana…
Linguistics (5 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Cultural, Linguistic, Economic Studies (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Tatar (3 works) · Digital Storytelling and Education (2 works) · Language acquisition (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Mathematics education (2 works)