FEDINA Natalya
Biographic Data
| ID | 8611902 |
|---|---|
| NAME | FEDINA Natalya |
| GIVEN NAMES | FEDINA |
| FAMILY NAME | Natalya |
| SIGNATURE | NATALYA F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3769-6139 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
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…
Reduction as a mechanism of variation of comparative analytical-synthetic polypredicative constructions with the postposition shylap // schylap // schynap ‘as if’ in the Chalkan language
The Chalkan language employs analytical-synthetic polypredicative constructions with the postposition shylap // shylap // shynap ‘as if’ to express comparative relations, indicating an equivalent relationship between two events. These constructions comprise a main clause (the subject of comparison), a subordinate clause (a standard of comparison). А dependent subject expressed by the name in the nominative, and a dependent predicate expressed by …
Contracted Verbal Analytical Structure -yp ƣalin the Past Tense Field in the Chalkan Language
Comparative constructions with the multifunctional lexeme ush ‘as; the same as’ as a means of forming figurativeness in Chalkan folklore
This paper is dedicated to the comparative constructions formed by the lexeme ush in the Chalkan language. The lexeme ush is a multifunctional means that is used in different types of syntactic constructions to express similarities both between the characteristics of objects and events. The conceptual and terminological apparatus for the analysis of comparative constructions is discussed with the aim of systematizing their plane of content, as we…
The changes in the sub-system of the present time forms in the Chalkan language from the middle of the XX century to the present
The conditional mood in the Chalkan language
This paper describes the conditional mood in the Chalkan language, which is expressed via the affix =zа (=zï) and can be formed in two ways: simple one when the =za form is attached to the stem of a simple verb; analytical one when the main verb is formed by various tense forms, and the verb pol= “to be” is used as an auxiliary verb in the form of =zа conditional mood. Such verbs may serve as finite predicates in simple sentences and predicates i…
Written Texts in Unwritten Languages as a Sociolinguistic Phenome- non (On the Material of the Chalkan and Alyutor Languages)
The Chalkan and Alyutor languages are not related, however their current conditions are simlar, meaning that they exist in comparable sociolin- guistic environments of uneven bi- and triligualism. The writing systems of the- se unwritten languages are still being developed, which is being further compli- cated by the influence of the writing norms of the dominant languages. The handwritten and published materials in Chalkan and Alyutor demonstrat…
Vocalism of the Chalkan language
Институт филологии СО РАН
Some of the features of the consonant system of the Chalkan language
In the following article, we describe the changes that have occurred in Chalkan phonetics over the last 70 years. We compare the consonant system data collected by N. A. Baskakov to modern research data of Siberian experimental phonetics. Certain differences between the Chalkan phonetic systems and other Siberian languages are revealed. We also describe the phonetic processes that are currently taking place in the modern Chalkan language. We list…
Altai language and Altai dialects in materials collected by V. V. Radlov
Институт филологии СО РАН
On the Differentiating Function of Stress in the Chalkan Language
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On Imperative in Chalkan Language
Институт филологии СО РАН
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On Imperative in Chalkan Language
Институт филологии СО РАН
Altai language and Altai dialects in materials collected by V. V. Radlov
Институт филологии СО РАН
On the Differentiating Function of Stress in the Chalkan Language
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Vocalism of the Chalkan language
Институт филологии СО РАН
Some of the features of the consonant system of the Chalkan language
In the following article, we describe the changes that have occurred in Chalkan phonetics over the last 70 years. We compare the consonant system data collected by N. A. Baskakov to modern research data of Siberian experimental phonetics. Certain differences between the Chalkan phonetic systems and other Siberian languages are revealed. We also describe the phonetic processes that are currently taking place in the modern Chalkan language. We list…
The conditional mood in the Chalkan language
This paper describes the conditional mood in the Chalkan language, which is expressed via the affix =zа (=zï) and can be formed in two ways: simple one when the =za form is attached to the stem of a simple verb; analytical one when the main verb is formed by various tense forms, and the verb pol= “to be” is used as an auxiliary verb in the form of =zа conditional mood. Such verbs may serve as finite predicates in simple sentences and predicates i…
Written Texts in Unwritten Languages as a Sociolinguistic Phenome- non (On the Material of the Chalkan and Alyutor Languages)
The Chalkan and Alyutor languages are not related, however their current conditions are simlar, meaning that they exist in comparable sociolin- guistic environments of uneven bi- and triligualism. The writing systems of the- se unwritten languages are still being developed, which is being further compli- cated by the influence of the writing norms of the dominant languages. The handwritten and published materials in Chalkan and Alyutor demonstrat…
The changes in the sub-system of the present time forms in the Chalkan language from the middle of the XX century to the present
Reduction as a mechanism of variation of comparative analytical-synthetic polypredicative constructions with the postposition shylap // schylap // schynap ‘as if’ in the Chalkan language
The Chalkan language employs analytical-synthetic polypredicative constructions with the postposition shylap // shylap // shynap ‘as if’ to express comparative relations, indicating an equivalent relationship between two events. These constructions comprise a main clause (the subject of comparison), a subordinate clause (a standard of comparison). А dependent subject expressed by the name in the nominative, and a dependent predicate expressed by …
Contracted Verbal Analytical Structure -yp ƣalin the Past Tense Field in the Chalkan Language
Comparative constructions with the multifunctional lexeme ush ‘as; the same as’ as a means of forming figurativeness in Chalkan folklore
This paper is dedicated to the comparative constructions formed by the lexeme ush in the Chalkan language. The lexeme ush is a multifunctional means that is used in different types of syntactic constructions to express similarities both between the characteristics of objects and events. The conceptual and terminological apparatus for the analysis of comparative constructions is discussed with the aim of systematizing their plane of content, as we…
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…
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