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Original Article

The Representation Of Verbal Aggression In Tatar Linguistic Culture

Guzel Nabiullina
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Alfiya Yusupova
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Rasim Khusnutdinov
,
Nuriya Khaliullina

Keywords: Linguistic culture, phraseological units, proverbs, speech behavior, speech aggression, Tatar language

Article no: 78

Pages 763-771

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.78

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Textocentric Approach In Teaching Tatar As A Non-Native Language

Kadriya Fatkhullova
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Elvira Denmukhametova
,
Raushaniya Gareeva
,
Albina Khaliullina

Keywords: Education, linguistic competences, principle of textocentrism, quality of education, Tatar language

Article no: 102

Pages 985-993

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.102

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Grammatical Homonymy Of Modern Crimean Tatar Language

Zera Mambetovna Sattarova
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Milara Seytvelievna Sattarova
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Surie Seranovna Bilialova
,
Susanna Marlenovna Abliametova

Keywords: Crimean Tatar language, conversion, grammatical homonymy, homonymy, word meaning

Article no: 180

Pages 1365-1372

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.180

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Russian Minority Languages Representation On The Internet As Their Social Status Reflection

E.V. Nikitina*
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T. N. Evgrafova
,
E. I. Antonova

Keywords: Minority languages of Russia, ethnic language processes, Internet, Tatar language, Bashkir language, Chuvash language

Article no: 40

Pages 339-348

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.02.40

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Structural And Semantic Properties Of Russian And Tatar Phraseological Units–Malevolence

Elena Ermakova
,
Maya Prokopova
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Guzel Fayzullina
,
Natalya Dorodneva

Keywords: Phraseological unit, the Russian language, the Tatar language, malevolence, threat, curse

Article no: 51

Pages 434-442

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.51

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Paremiological Parallels In The Turkic Languages

Gulnaz Mugtasimova
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Elvira Denmukhametova
,
Ilshat Nasipov
,
Nuriya Khaliullina

Keywords: National and cultural specificity, proverb, parallels, Tatar language, Uighur language

Article no: 74

Pages 726-734

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.74

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Characteristics Of Synonymy In The Dialect System Of The Crimean Tatar Language

Zera Mambetovna Sattarova
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Susanna Marlenovna Abliametova

Keywords: Crimean Tatar language, clothing names, dialectology, lexical dialectisms, synonymy

Article no: 116

Pages 905-911

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.116

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Representation Of Proverbs With Zoonyms In Tatar Linguistic View Of The World

Radif Zamaletdinov
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Gulnaz Mugtasimova
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Guzel Nabiullina
,
Albina Khaliullina

Keywords: Animal world, image, proverb, the Tatar language, thematic classification, zoonym

Article no: 48

Pages 462-470

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.48

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