Sex-and-age conditional names of reindeers in dialects of the Tuvan language
Keywords:
reindeer breeding; reindeer vocabulary; sex-and-age conditional names; comparative analysis; reindeer farm; dialectAbstract
The article is devoted to the comparative analysis of the sex-and-age conditional names of reindeers in Todzha and Tere-Khol dialects of the Tuvan language, in the language of ethnic Tzaatan Tuvans of Khövsgöl aimag of Mongolia and Tofalars of the Nizhneudinsk district of Irkutsk region. For the first time the peculiarities of reindeer names for sex-and-age conditional features from the speech of Tzaatans in Tzagaan-Nuur were put into the science.References
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