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Vol 16, No 3 (2025): Phraseology. Paremiology. Culture: on the anniversary of V.M. Mokienko
Sensory Means of Expressing the Category of Health in the Novel “Ugly Swans” by A. and B. Strugatsky in English
Ptashkin A.S.
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Vol 10, No 4 (2019): Linguistic Semantics and Semiotics. Literary Text Studies
Usual and Individual Authorial Functioning of Lexemes “Dream” and “Reverie” in Igor-Severyanin’s Poetry
Shliakhova G.I.
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(Rus)
Vol 14, No 4 (2023): INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH OF LANGUAGE AND SPEECH
Semantic Structure of the Word in the Perspective of Interdisciplinary Research
Klimenko G.V.
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Vol 12, No 2 (2021): Image of a Language Personality in the Language Studies of the XXI Century
English Lexemes Nominating Nobility Semantics and Evolution under Different Socio-cultural Context
Bezkorovaynaya G.T., Ebzeeva Y.N., Gishkaeva L.N.
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(Rus)
Vol 11, No 2 (2020): Semantics of Universal and Specific in the Language and a Text
Phraseological Units with the Word “Bread” in Russian, Frenchand Italian Linguocultures
Kaskova M.E., Ustinova O.V., Bolshakova E.K.
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No 4 (2015)
Khazakh Lexemes Translation into English (the case study of S. Sanbayev novella “Belaya Aruana/The White Aruana”)
Amalbekova M.B.
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(Rus)
No 4 (2014)
Specifics of Meaning and Usage of Economic Terms in Mass-Media Texts
Abdullah W.L.
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(Rus)
No 2 (2014)
Dictionary notes: complex representation of the word and lexeme in comparative aspect
Nesova N.M.
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(Rus)
No 2 (2013)
Turkisms in the Translated Text (the case-study of “Jamila” by Ch. Aitmatov)
Komarova L.Y.
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(Rus)
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