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Русские лексические заимствования в якутском эпосе-олонхо «Куруубай хааннаах Кулун Куллустуур»

Русские лексические заимствования в якутском эпосе-олонхо «Куруубай хааннаах Кулун Куллустуур»

Abstract

В статье рассматривается функционирование русских лексических заимствований в якутском эпосе-олонхо. Частотное употребление русизмов в качестве изобразительного средства является характерной чертой олонхо «Куруубай хааннаах Кулун Куллустуур». Русские лексические заимствования являются отражением религиозного и культурного синкретизма в сознании сказителя как языковой личности.

The article is devoted to the analysis of the Russian loan words function in the Yakut epic poem. Using of the Russian words as an expressive means is a style-forming factor of the poem "Kulun Kullustuur the Rude”. Loan words reflect religious and cultural syncretism of author’s consciousness.

Keywords

ЯКУТСКИЙ ЭПОС-ОЛОНХО, СКАЗИТЕЛЬ, ЯЗЫКОВАЯ ЛИЧНОСТЬ, РУССКИЕ ЛЕКСИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАИМСТВОВАНИЯ

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