Ninel Malysheva
Biographic Data
| ID | 915442 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ninel Malysheva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ninel |
| FAMILY NAME | Malysheva |
| SIGNATURE | MALYSHEVA N |
| AFFILIATIONS | North-Eastern Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6358-4256 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Ethnolinguistic peculiarities of the language of ‘power’ on the material of historical and legendary heroes of Yakuts
The article focuses on the study of the language of "power" based on the speech forms of Tyghyn Darkhan, a historical figure of the Sakha people, conducted within the framework of ethnolinguistic analysis. The relevance of the research is determined by the need for an in-depth examination of the phenomenon of leadership in the national settlements of the Russian Arctic, as well as the analysis of grassroots perceptions of state governance. This s…
Folk names of animals and plants in the Yakut language, educated on the basis of “connection with mythological images, beliefs and totemism”
This article is devoted to the study of folk names of animals and plants in the Yakut language, formed on the basis of “connection with mythological images, beliefs and totemism”. The study uses descriptive analysis to identify the connection between language and culture and the main patterns of motivational features of the nomination of wildlife objects; component analysis aimed at considering the formal semantic structure of zoonyms and phytony…
The Dynamics of Multilingualism in an Arctic Language Ecology
The Dolgan language is a Turkic variety, closely related to Sakha but differing from it due to contact, primarily with Evenki (Tungusic). We analyze the linguistic identity of translocal Dolgan communities in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in the Anabar District, which is home to a minority of the larger group of Dolgan people. Linguistically, Anabar Dolgan is best classified as a northern Sakha variety with significant lexical borrowings from T…
Cognitive models used in the naming of plants in Yakut
This article presents an analysis of naming strategies for plants in the Yakut (Turkic) language. The purpose of this study is to consider the motivational features of herbaceous plant names and to identify the features of the cognitive mechanisms of plant naming. The present study analyzes a corpus of 52 Yakut plants including important taxa such as ta:lǰït 〈таалдьыт〉 Holosteum umbellatum L., sutugax talax 〈сутугах талах〉 Salix pyrolifolia, Lede…
Yakut phytonyms with somacomponents
This paper considers the phytonyms with somatic components in the Yakut language. The purpose was to define the motivational features of the Yakut language nominations of the phytonyms with somatic components. The tasks were to identify phytonyms with somatic components in the Yakut language, consider how their nominations are formed, determine their motivational formation sign, and identify the nominal role of somatisms in the composition of phy…
Plants in the Sakha Culture
Knowledge and use of plants among the Sakha (orYakut) people are reflected in their naming practices for the plants according to habitat. The Sakha are a Turkic people with a total population of approximately 500,000, living primarily in the vast territory of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in the Russian Federation, a region comprising Arctic and Subarctic zones. The Sakha plant lexicon encodes knowledge and cultural information about how the Sa…
Comparing Etymological Characteristics of Plant Naming in Yakut, Even, and Evenk Languages
This article considers issues of language contacts between Yakut, Even, and Evenk people through an analysis of plant vocabulary. We define etymological characteristics of fixed lexical units that denote plant names and present results of a comparative analysis of plant naming in these three languages, with emphasis on lexical parallels and structural types in designating plant names. To our knowledge, this is the first research to undertake a co…
The Reflection of the Yakut Perception of the Animal World in the Process of Nominating Plants
Purpose. The plant world vocabulary belongs to the most ancient strata of the lexical fund of the Yakut language and reflects cultural, religious, economic, and practical study of nature by the Yakuts. The article analyzes 70 phytonyms containing a zoononym component in the Yakut language. Results. The research materials are dialectisms which were not subjected to a linguistic description previously, and were recorded by the authors of the articl…
The Functioning of the Anabar Dolgan Language and the Dialect Vocabulary of the Sakha Language
Under conditions of intensive development in the northern and Arctic territories, the issue of preserving the linguistic and cultural diversity of the Peoples of the North and the Arctic of Russia is becoming increasingly relevant. Within this context, this article studies linguistic ecology in light of sustainable development and wellbeing in communities of Dolgan and Evenki—small-numbered indigenous peoples living in the Arctic zone of the Repu…
Word-forming system of phytonymsand ways of its description in the olonkho language
Статья посвящена исследованию словообразовательной системы фитонимов и способов ее описания в языке эпического произведения «Алаҥхаҕа төрөөбүт айаас ала аттаах Ала-Булкун бухатыыр» («Ала-Булкун»). Несмотря на важность изучения наименований растительного мира, вопрос фитонимической лексики якутского языка до настоящего времени не являлся объектом специального изучения. Исследование направлено на определение способов интерпретации фитонимов в языке…
The Functioning of the Anabar Dolgan Language and the Dialect Vocabulary of the Sakha Language
Under conditions of intensive development in the northern and Arctic territories, the issue of preserving the linguistic and cultural diversity of the Peoples of the North and the Arctic of Russia is becoming increasingly relevant. Within this context, this article studies linguistic ecology in light of sustainable development and wellbeing in communities of Dolgan and Evenki—small-numbered indigenous peoples living in the Arctic zone of the Repu…
Word-forming system of phytonymsand ways of its description in the olonkho language
Статья посвящена исследованию словообразовательной системы фитонимов и способов ее описания в языке эпического произведения «Алаҥхаҕа төрөөбүт айаас ала аттаах Ала-Булкун бухатыыр» («Ала-Булкун»). Несмотря на важность изучения наименований растительного мира, вопрос фитонимической лексики якутского языка до настоящего времени не являлся объектом специального изучения. Исследование направлено на определение способов интерпретации фитонимов в языке…
Yakut phytonyms with somacomponents
This paper considers the phytonyms with somatic components in the Yakut language. The purpose was to define the motivational features of the Yakut language nominations of the phytonyms with somatic components. The tasks were to identify phytonyms with somatic components in the Yakut language, consider how their nominations are formed, determine their motivational formation sign, and identify the nominal role of somatisms in the composition of phy…
Plants in the Sakha Culture
Knowledge and use of plants among the Sakha (orYakut) people are reflected in their naming practices for the plants according to habitat. The Sakha are a Turkic people with a total population of approximately 500,000, living primarily in the vast territory of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in the Russian Federation, a region comprising Arctic and Subarctic zones. The Sakha plant lexicon encodes knowledge and cultural information about how the Sa…
Comparing Etymological Characteristics of Plant Naming in Yakut, Even, and Evenk Languages
This article considers issues of language contacts between Yakut, Even, and Evenk people through an analysis of plant vocabulary. We define etymological characteristics of fixed lexical units that denote plant names and present results of a comparative analysis of plant naming in these three languages, with emphasis on lexical parallels and structural types in designating plant names. To our knowledge, this is the first research to undertake a co…
The Reflection of the Yakut Perception of the Animal World in the Process of Nominating Plants
Purpose. The plant world vocabulary belongs to the most ancient strata of the lexical fund of the Yakut language and reflects cultural, religious, economic, and practical study of nature by the Yakuts. The article analyzes 70 phytonyms containing a zoononym component in the Yakut language. Results. The research materials are dialectisms which were not subjected to a linguistic description previously, and were recorded by the authors of the articl…
The Functioning of the Anabar Dolgan Language and the Dialect Vocabulary of the Sakha Language
Under conditions of intensive development in the northern and Arctic territories, the issue of preserving the linguistic and cultural diversity of the Peoples of the North and the Arctic of Russia is becoming increasingly relevant. Within this context, this article studies linguistic ecology in light of sustainable development and wellbeing in communities of Dolgan and Evenki—small-numbered indigenous peoples living in the Arctic zone of the Repu…
Ethnolinguistic peculiarities of the language of ‘power’ on the material of historical and legendary heroes of Yakuts
The article focuses on the study of the language of "power" based on the speech forms of Tyghyn Darkhan, a historical figure of the Sakha people, conducted within the framework of ethnolinguistic analysis. The relevance of the research is determined by the need for an in-depth examination of the phenomenon of leadership in the national settlements of the Russian Arctic, as well as the analysis of grassroots perceptions of state governance. This s…
Folk names of animals and plants in the Yakut language, educated on the basis of “connection with mythological images, beliefs and totemism”
This article is devoted to the study of folk names of animals and plants in the Yakut language, formed on the basis of “connection with mythological images, beliefs and totemism”. The study uses descriptive analysis to identify the connection between language and culture and the main patterns of motivational features of the nomination of wildlife objects; component analysis aimed at considering the formal semantic structure of zoonyms and phytony…
The Dynamics of Multilingualism in an Arctic Language Ecology
The Dolgan language is a Turkic variety, closely related to Sakha but differing from it due to contact, primarily with Evenki (Tungusic). We analyze the linguistic identity of translocal Dolgan communities in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in the Anabar District, which is home to a minority of the larger group of Dolgan people. Linguistically, Anabar Dolgan is best classified as a northern Sakha variety with significant lexical borrowings from T…
Cognitive models used in the naming of plants in Yakut
This article presents an analysis of naming strategies for plants in the Yakut (Turkic) language. The purpose of this study is to consider the motivational features of herbaceous plant names and to identify the features of the cognitive mechanisms of plant naming. The present study analyzes a corpus of 52 Yakut plants including important taxa such as ta:lǰït 〈таалдьыт〉 Holosteum umbellatum L., sutugax talax 〈сутугах талах〉 Salix pyrolifolia, Lede…
Linguistics (10 works) · Linguistics and Cultural Studies (9 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (5 works) · History (4 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works)