"NEVESTA BEZ MESTA, ZHENIKH BEZ UMA": ON SEVERAL MEANINGS OF ONE PROVERB
The article considers the meaning of the well-known proverb Nevesta bez mesta, zhenikh bez uma and in particular of the polysemantic word mesto used in it. Taking into account the matrimonial nature of the proverb, the author examines it in the context of the wedding rite and comes to the conclusion...
Main Author: | Олеся Дмитриевна Сурикова (Olesya D. Surikova) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Perm State University
2017-12-01
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Series: | Vestnik Permskogo universiteta: Rossijskaâ i zarubežnaâ filologiâ |
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Online Access: | http://press.psu.ru/index.php/philology/article/view/1053 |
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