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Linguistica Uralica
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Ojkonimija Respubliki Marij El v gendernom aspekte (Strukturno-semantitsheskie tipy otantroponimitsheskih ojkonimov). Oikonymy of the Republic of Mari El: the Gender Aspect (Structural Semantic Types of Anthroponymic Oikonyms); pp. 175-184

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 24 Aug 2010 English Publisher:Estonian Academy PublishersJournal:Linguistica Uralica, volume 46, pages 175-184 (issn: 0868-4731, Copyright policy )
Authors: Aleksander Pustjakov;

doi: 10.3176/lu.2010.3.02

Ojkonimija Respubliki Marij El v gendernom aspekte (Strukturno-semantitsheskie tipy otantroponimitsheskih ojkonimov). Oikonymy of the Republic of Mari El: the Gender Aspect (Structural Semantic Types of Anthroponymic Oikonyms); pp. 175-184

Abstract

Gender issues are new for Mari linguistics. The article is focused on gender reference in anthroponymic oikonyms current in the Republic of Mari El. The material has been subjected to a systematic comparative analysis as to the male vs female reference. Statistics reveals a strong domination of the male over the female element, while the male-based oikonyms display considerably more of structural and expressive variety.

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