Hunting lexis in the Todzhu dialect of Tuvan language
Keywords:
hunting lexis, hunting, wild animals and birds, special termsAbstract
The article deals with the description of the hunting lexis in the Todzhu dialect of Tuvan language. The natives of Todzha area hunt hitherto and mainly use dialect forms of hunting lexis in their speech.References
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