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ПЛЮСКВАМПЕРФЕКТ В ИПАТЬЕВСКОЙ ЛЕТОПИСИ
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Budennaya E., Русская речь 2026 Т. 4 С. 57–78
This study analyzes non-calendar and hypocoristic Christian names
within the Russian white clergy. It identifi es two active periods of name formation using Slavic hypocoristic suffi xes: the 11th — 14th centuries (peaking
in the 12th) and the 16th — 17th centuries.
The fi rst period is tied to the general adoption of Christian names, where
diminutive forms acted ...
Added: October 11, 2026
Budennaya E., Slovĕne 2026 Т. 1 С. 31–67
The article examines Old Russian anthroponyms with the suffix -ec-, originally conveying the meaning ‘less than X’. A diachronic corpus study of
11th–17th-century texts reveals that while this suffix lacked inherent pejorative
connotations in Old Russian sources, contextual (adherent) pejoration is clearly
observable. For pre-15th-century chronicles, two primary usage patterns are
identified—1) characters with explicit negative evaluation, and 2) ...
Added: October 11, 2026
Ronko R., Wiemer B., , in: Encyclopedia of Slavic Languages and Linguistics Online.: Brill, 2020.
The nominative object describes a clause type in which the object of a transitive verb takes nominative morphology, and this coding is not conditioned by voice operations. It is a salient property in regions in which Slavic varieties have been in contact with Finnic- and/or Baltic-speaking population, i.e., in the eastern part of the Circum-Baltic ...
Added: December 19, 2025
Anna A. Fitiskina, Russian linguistics 2025 Vol. 49 Article 4
This paper aims to demonstrate that the Old East Slavic pronoun iže, traditionally considered a loanword from Old Church Slavonic and a marker of literacy, was in fact also widely used in secular texts of the earliest period and that its usage there differed considerably from that found in Old East Slavic church-oriented literature. The ...
Added: September 26, 2025
Gippius A., Вопросы языкознания 2025 № 4 С. 7–41
This article contains a preliminary publication of 30 birchbark letters found during the 2024 archaeological season at the Troitsky excavation in Veliky Novgorod. The vast majority of the published texts date back to the 12th century. Most important in historical and philological terms are the following items: a letter mentioning a military campaign and related ...
Added: September 21, 2025
Filatov K., Томский журнал лингвистических и антропологических исследований 2025 № 4(50) С. 75–86
The article is dedicated to the typology of temporal mobility, that is the ability of verbal forms to have temporal opposition. Based on several Andic languages (< Avar-Andic-Tsezic < Nakh-Dagestanian), two formal subtypes of temporal mobility are introduced. The first subtype, — symmetric mobility, assumes that the basic and the past forms are equally marked, ...
Added: August 21, 2025
Melenchenko M., Индоиранские языки 2025 Т. 1 № 1 С. 50–88
The article presents a comparative review of Pluperfects in Pamir languages, describing both structural and semantic properties of these forms. The data comes from the existing grammatical descriptions as well as recent work with speakers of contemporary Shughni and Ishkashimi conducted in Tajikistan. In the majority of Pamir languages (Bartangi, Roshorvi, Wakhi, Ishkashimi, Sanglechi, Yazghulami), ...
Added: December 27, 2024
Gippius A., Вопросы языкознания 2024 № 4 С. 7–26
The article contains a preliminary publication of nineteen birchbark letters found during the archaeological season of 2023 in Veliky Novgorod (Nos. 1158–1172) and Staraya Russa (Nos. 55–58). The published documents date back to the 12th— early 16th centuries. From the historical point of view, three 14th-century documents are of the greatest value: No. 1164 is ...
Added: September 7, 2024
Fitiskina A., В кн.: От сорочка к Олекше: Сборник статьей к 60-летию А. А. Гиппиуса.: М.: РАНХиГС, 2023.
This article is devoted to the history of the word promuzgy (nom. pl.), which is known from Kirik the Novgorodian’s Teaching, a 12th-century treatise on mathematics and the calendar. The word is often considered a hapax, although it is in fact also found in the Cyrillic text of the Boyana Palimpsest and in the Pandects ...
Added: May 15, 2024
Gippius A., Вопросы языкознания 2023 № 5 С. 7–28
: The article contains a preliminary publication of twelve birchbark letters of the twelfth— first half of the fifteenth century, found in the archaeological season of 2022 in Veliky Novgorod (Nos. 1146– 1157), and letters Nos. 52 and 53 from Staraya Russa. Letters Nos. 1142 and 1143 from the excavations of 2021, which were not included ...
Added: February 13, 2024
Grishchenko A., В кн.: «Последние времена» в славянской и еврейской культурной традиции.: М.: Научно-гуманитарный центр «Сэфер», 2023. С. 85–123.
The paper reviews the manuscript tradition of three Hebraisms from the Early East Slavic literature, as following: Mašliakh occurred in the Palaea Interpretata (that was connected to earlier Mašika / Mašiaak from the Addresses to a Jew on the Incarnation of the Son of God of the Miscellany from the 13th century, i.e., resp. Hebrew Māšîaḥ ...
Added: January 11, 2024
Maria Ermolova, Russian Linguistics 2023 Т. 47 № 3 С. 323–342
The paper discusses the use of the short past active participles (PAP) in the Russian language of the 17th c. The data was collected from private letters from the 17th c. and the first Russian newspaper, Vesty-Kuranty. The function of PAP in the XVIIth c. is compared with their use in both the earlier and ...
Added: November 21, 2023
Budennaya E., Гуревич К. И., Калинин А. А. et al., Slovĕne 2023 Т. 12 № 2 С. 19–46
The article deals with cases of variability in the forms of Christian and native Slavic names of Old Russian characters. On the basis of business documents, birch bark letters and Old Russian chronicles, the authors trace the change of forms of the same name, noting the specifics of the context and offering possible explanations for ...
Added: November 6, 2023
Budennaya E., Russian linguistics 2023 Vol. 47 P. 123–139
The paper discusses non-standard forms of Old East Slavic saints’ names, such as truncated forms like Vasilь and Dmitr instead of Vasilii and D(i)mitrii and variants like Jurьi, Mikula and Tudor instead of Georgii, Nikola and Fe(o)dor, respectively. Being previously treated as indications of somewhat lower rank in the social hierarchy, these forms sometimes refer to saints and highly ranking Church officials. The research into this non-standard usage of names is ...
Added: September 13, 2023
Ermolova M., Slovĕne 2022 Т. 11 № 1 С. 245–280
The article analyzes the hypothesis about the participial functioning of the l-form in the history of the Russian language in the light of Russian dialectal data and the material of the other Slavic languages. Many facts that confirm this hypothesis are found both in Russian dialects and Slavic languages. The first part of the paper ...
Added: January 27, 2023
Mikheev S. M., Slovo 2012 Т. 62 С. 63–99
В статье публикуются и рассматриваются известные в настоящее время новгородские глаголические надписи-граффити: 20 надписей из новгородского Софийского собора и по одному глаголическому граффито из двух церквей, расположенных в непосредственной близости от Новгорода: из церкви Благовещения на Городище и из Георгиевского собора Юрьева монастыря. Дo недавнего времени в научный оборот были введены только 11 из этих надписей.
«Корпус» новгородских глаголических граффити содержит ...
Added: January 12, 2023
Gippius A., Вопросы языкознания 2022 № 6 С. 7–20
The article contains a preliminary publication of seven birchbark letters of the 12th — first half
of the 15th centuries found during the archaeological season of 2021 in Veliky Novgorod (Nos. 1136–
1141, 1144) and the letter No. 52 from Staraya Russa. Especially interesting in their contents are
No. 1137 (early 15th century) — a fragment of a ...
Added: December 5, 2022