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Jüri Viikberg

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ID1537550
NOMEJüri Viikberg
PRENOMESJüri
SOBRENOMEViikberg
ASSINATURAVIIKBERG J
AFILIAÇÕESInstitute of the Estonian Language
ORCID0009-0008-7756-0678
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS10
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR10
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO1999
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2026
ÍNDICE H0
  • The Spread of German Loanwords in Standard Estonian and Estonian Dialects

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Languages•2026

    The article provides an overview of the introduction of German loanwords into the Estonian language from the 13th to the 20th century, as well as their spread in Standard Estonian and dialects. German has functioned as a donor language in both its Low German and High German forms; however, Estonian has also had two written standards based on its major dialects—the Tallinn and Tartu literary languages, which were developed on the basis of the Nort…

  • Laenud tulnud, laenud läinud või jäänud. Marja- ja maaõuntest pirnide ja kartuliteni

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2025

    Loans came, loans went or stayed: From berry apples and ground apples to pears and potatoes This article examines the arrival of German loanwords into Estonian through a small selection of once-exotic fruits of foreign origin (pear, plum, damson, cherry, lemon, bitter orange, and orange) alongside the potato, a vegetable of American origin. Linguistic data provides insight into when these foreign fruits and plants appeared on our tables and in ou…

  • Alien Trees and Shrubs with the Complements Saksamaa (Germany) and Saksa (German) in Early Written Language and Folklore

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg, Heldur Sander et al.•ARTICLE•Yearbook of Balkan and Baltic…•2024

    The study of alien species has become more and more relevant today. In particular, the influence of alien species on the local nature is studied, but more and more studies have also begun to appear on how alien species affect the local language and culture. In this article, we took a look at non-native trees and shrubs that have been called “Saksamaa” and “Saksa” [German]. Germany was synonymous with foreign countries in early literature. We inve…

  • Kutselised arstijad eesti keeles

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•The Yearbook of the Estonian…•2022

    The article discusses names for professional healers (arst, paader, palper, tohter, velsker) registered as borrowed words in 16th-19th century written Estonian. The origin and meaning (shifts) of these words is examined, along with their occurrence in older written Estonian and their usage in dialects and runic songs, as well as in neighboring and related languages. First aid and wound treatment was until the 19th century the responsibility of sa…

  • Arvsõnadest ja loendamisest eesti keeles

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2021

    Igapäevasesse keeletarvitusse kuuluvad ka arvsõnad, mis elu konkretiseerivad. Tähenduse järgi jagatakse need põhi-, järg- ja murdarvsõnadeks, vormilise üles­ehituse järgi on tegu liht- ning liitarvsõnadega. Lihtarvsõnad koosnevad ühest, liitarvsõnad aga kahest või enamast sõnast, mis võivad olla kirjutatud kokku või lahku. Meie arvsõnade süsteem paistab olevat üldjoontes lihtne, mõistlik ning arusaadav. Eesti keeles on arvude väljendamisel [...]

  • Tagasivaateks Heino Ahvena 100. sünniaastapäeval

    Open Access•Tõnu Tender, Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•The Yearbook of the Estonian…•2020

    A retrospective on the 100th anniversary of Heino Ahvenâ s birth The article describes the life and work of the longtime academic secretary of the Mother Tongue Society, Heino Ahven (1919â 1988). It includes both well-known as well as little-known and hitherto hidden facts about his life. A brief overview is given of Ahvenâ s education, which was extended and clouded by World War II. With the help of archive material, it is revealed that Ahven wa…

  • Patukustutuskirjast, armulaualeivast ja laadast. aablat, oblaat, laat

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2015

  • Alamsaksa laensõnadest nende tulekuajas

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2014

    Omaaegseid alamsaksa 5 laensnu on lisandunud eesti keelde sedavrd rohkesti, et senistes ksitlustes on neid harilikult esitatud teemade vi mistealade kaupa. Piskus valikus esindaksid niteks altar 6 (< kasks altar), koor 'rdu' (< kr), orel (< orgel) ja piht(ima) (< bichte, bichten) kirikusnavara, ehitistega seoses on laenatud kamber (< kammer, kamber), kelder (< keller, kelder), kk (< k!ke), kn (< sch ne), pning (< b ninge) ja ruum (< rm), nagu ka …

  • "Jootraha"

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2014

    PROLOOG. SEAL, KUS JUUAKSE TEED Istanbuli kesklinnas, Hagia Sophiast kiviga visata, leidus 2009. aasta juulikuus tore väike jäätisepood. Jäätis sobis palavaga imehästi, eriti pisut veniv spetsiaalne Türgi jäätis, mille valmistamiseks kasutatakse metsiku orhidee mugulaid. Poeletil tõmbas tähelepanu puust kirstuke, millele oli kirjutatud Tip Box, Trinkgeld, juomaraha, чайевые, boîte à pourboire, bakšiš, Riksa boxi, [...]

  • Language shift among Siberian Estonians

    Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•International Journal of the…•1999

    The Estonian linguistic enclaves in Siberia consist of older settlements that date from the nineteenth century and younger ones dating from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A considerable number of Estonian villages have survived until today. The population of the older settlements mostly consists of representatives of the fourth or fifth resettler generations, while the younger villages are inhabited by the second and third gen…

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  • Language shift among Siberian Estonians

    Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•International Journal of the…•1999

    The Estonian linguistic enclaves in Siberia consist of older settlements that date from the nineteenth century and younger ones dating from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A considerable number of Estonian villages have survived until today. The population of the older settlements mostly consists of representatives of the fourth or fifth resettler generations, while the younger villages are inhabited by the second and third gen…

  • Alamsaksa laensõnadest nende tulekuajas

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2014

    Omaaegseid alamsaksa 5 laensnu on lisandunud eesti keelde sedavrd rohkesti, et senistes ksitlustes on neid harilikult esitatud teemade vi mistealade kaupa. Piskus valikus esindaksid niteks altar 6 (< kasks altar), koor 'rdu' (< kr), orel (< orgel) ja piht(ima) (< bichte, bichten) kirikusnavara, ehitistega seoses on laenatud kamber (< kammer, kamber), kelder (< keller, kelder), kk (< k!ke), kn (< sch ne), pning (< b ninge) ja ruum (< rm), nagu ka …

  • "Jootraha"

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2014

    PROLOOG. SEAL, KUS JUUAKSE TEED Istanbuli kesklinnas, Hagia Sophiast kiviga visata, leidus 2009. aasta juulikuus tore väike jäätisepood. Jäätis sobis palavaga imehästi, eriti pisut veniv spetsiaalne Türgi jäätis, mille valmistamiseks kasutatakse metsiku orhidee mugulaid. Poeletil tõmbas tähelepanu puust kirstuke, millele oli kirjutatud Tip Box, Trinkgeld, juomaraha, чайевые, boîte à pourboire, bakšiš, Riksa boxi, [...]

  • Patukustutuskirjast, armulaualeivast ja laadast. aablat, oblaat, laat

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2015

  • Tagasivaateks Heino Ahvena 100. sünniaastapäeval

    Open Access•Tõnu Tender, Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•The Yearbook of the Estonian…•2020

    A retrospective on the 100th anniversary of Heino Ahvenâ s birth The article describes the life and work of the longtime academic secretary of the Mother Tongue Society, Heino Ahven (1919â 1988). It includes both well-known as well as little-known and hitherto hidden facts about his life. A brief overview is given of Ahvenâ s education, which was extended and clouded by World War II. With the help of archive material, it is revealed that Ahven wa…

  • Arvsõnadest ja loendamisest eesti keeles

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2021

    Igapäevasesse keeletarvitusse kuuluvad ka arvsõnad, mis elu konkretiseerivad. Tähenduse järgi jagatakse need põhi-, järg- ja murdarvsõnadeks, vormilise üles­ehituse järgi on tegu liht- ning liitarvsõnadega. Lihtarvsõnad koosnevad ühest, liitarvsõnad aga kahest või enamast sõnast, mis võivad olla kirjutatud kokku või lahku. Meie arvsõnade süsteem paistab olevat üldjoontes lihtne, mõistlik ning arusaadav. Eesti keeles on arvude väljendamisel [...]

  • Kutselised arstijad eesti keeles

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•The Yearbook of the Estonian…•2022

    The article discusses names for professional healers (arst, paader, palper, tohter, velsker) registered as borrowed words in 16th-19th century written Estonian. The origin and meaning (shifts) of these words is examined, along with their occurrence in older written Estonian and their usage in dialects and runic songs, as well as in neighboring and related languages. First aid and wound treatment was until the 19th century the responsibility of sa…

  • Alien Trees and Shrubs with the Complements Saksamaa (Germany) and Saksa (German) in Early Written Language and Folklore

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg, Heldur Sander et al.•ARTICLE•Yearbook of Balkan and Baltic…•2024

    The study of alien species has become more and more relevant today. In particular, the influence of alien species on the local nature is studied, but more and more studies have also begun to appear on how alien species affect the local language and culture. In this article, we took a look at non-native trees and shrubs that have been called “Saksamaa” and “Saksa” [German]. Germany was synonymous with foreign countries in early literature. We inve…

  • Laenud tulnud, laenud läinud või jäänud. Marja- ja maaõuntest pirnide ja kartuliteni

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Keel ja Kirjandus•2025

    Loans came, loans went or stayed: From berry apples and ground apples to pears and potatoes This article examines the arrival of German loanwords into Estonian through a small selection of once-exotic fruits of foreign origin (pear, plum, damson, cherry, lemon, bitter orange, and orange) alongside the potato, a vegetable of American origin. Linguistic data provides insight into when these foreign fruits and plants appeared on our tables and in ou…

  • The Spread of German Loanwords in Standard Estonian and Estonian Dialects

    Open Access•Jüri Viikberg•ARTICLE•Languages•2026

    The article provides an overview of the introduction of German loanwords into the Estonian language from the 13th to the 20th century, as well as their spread in Standard Estonian and dialects. German has functioned as a donor language in both its Low German and High German forms; however, Estonian has also had two written standards based on its major dialects—the Tallinn and Tartu literary languages, which were developed on the basis of the Nort…

European Linguistics and Anthropology (3 obras) · Linguistics (3 obras) · Linguistics and Cultural Studies (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Estonian (2 obras) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (2 obras) · German (2 obras) · History (2 obras)

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