Lexico-semantic group “decoration” in the linguistic picture of the world of the Sakha people
Keywords:
Cognitive linguistics; lexical and semantic group; metal jewelry; Yakut language; polysemy; linguistic picture of the world.
Abstract
The article analyzes and describes the names of jewelry that make up the lexical-semantic group of "jewelry made of metal", which are an invariable accessory and an important element of traditional Yakut clothing. The study presents the cultural and historical characteristics of the complex of metal jewelry, the seminal structure of the lexical units of the names of jewelry in the Yakut language is determined, types, subgroups, lexical and semantic associations as part of the named lexical and semantic group are identified. The interaction of the elements of the Turkic, Mongolian, Russian languages and their phonetic variants can be traced in the lexical-semantic group “metal jewelry of clothes” of the Yakut language. Yakut jewelry according to the nature of use is divided into removable and sewn.
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Dyachkovsky, N.D. (1977). Sound system of the Yakut language. Yakutsk. Part II: Consonantism.
Gavrilieva, R.S. (1998). Clothing of the Sakha people of the end of the XVII - the middle of the XVIII century. Novosibirsk: Nauka, 144.
Gotovtseva, L.M. (2015). Semantics of the names of the headdress and its details in the Yakut heroic epic-olonkho. Philological sciences. Tambov: Diploma, 8 (50): in 3 parts. Part II. 60-62.
Karasik, V.I. (2009). Linguocultural conceptology. Textbook for a special course. Volgograd: Paradigm, 119.
Kolesnikova, V.D. (1971). About the names of body parts in Altai languages. The problem of the Altai languages community. Leningrad: Nauka.
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Nosov, M.M. (1955). Albums-atlases on the material culture of the Yakuts: Clothing and jewelry. XVII - XX centuries. Archive of the NSC SB RAS, f. 5, op. 9 units 29, 30. Collection of scientific articles. Yakutsk, Issue 1.
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Petrova, S.I. (1999). Өбүгэ таҥаһа - итэҕэл. Traditional clothes and worldview of Yakut people. Yakutsk: Bichik, 80.
Petrova, S.I. (2011). Traditional clothing of the Yakuts of the 17-19 centuries. Symbolism and semantics. Novosibirsk.
Popova, N.I. (2012). The concept of "time" in the linguistic picture of the world of the Yakuts. Ethnocultural interactions in Eurasia: spatial and historical configurations. Materials international scientific conference. Barnaul, 149-156.
Popov, G.V. (2003). Etymological dictionary of the Yakut language. Part I. Letters А – Дь. Novosibirsk, "Nauka", 179.
Rasanen, M. (1969). Versuch eines etymologischen Worterbuchs des Turksprachen. Helsinki.
Savvinov, A.I. (2001). Traditional metal jewelry of the Yakut people of the XIX - early XX century. Novosibirsk: Nauka, 170.
Seroshevsky, V.L. (1993). Yakut people. Ethnographic research experience. Moscow, 2nd ed.
Sevortyan E.V. (1979). Etymological Dictionary of Turkic Languages. Moscow: Nauka. Vol. II. The Big Explanatory Dictionary of the Yakut Language (2007). . Edited by P.A. Sleptsova. Novosibirsk: Nauka, Vol. I - XV.
Turkmen-Russian dictionary (1968). Moscow.
Tuva-Russian dictionary (1968). Moscow.
Uzbek-Russian dictionary (1988). Tashkent.
Zykov, F.M. (1976). Jewelry of Yakut people. Yakutsk: Yakut book publishing house.
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2019-09-26
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Afanasev, N., Dyachkovsky, F., Pinigina, O., & Popova, N. (2019). Lexico-semantic group “decoration” in the linguistic picture of the world of the Sakha people. Amazonia Investiga, 8(22), 620-628. Retrieved from https://www.amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/811
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