Linguistic Representation of The Concept of Person in The Russian Sub-Dialects of Yakutian Old-Timers

• Galina Egorovna Zhondorova

Palabras clave: concept, linguistic representation, sub-dialect, old-timer, natio- nal specifics, linguistic worldview, some aspects of linguistic worldview

Resumen

This article studies some aspects of the linguistic worldview of the Yakutian old-timers and reveals the concept of person. Since the early 17th century, the Russian old-timers have been allegedly living among foreign languages in the Arctic territory of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) which is the largest subject of the Russian Federation. Old-timers are the oldest group of the Russian population living in Siberia. The study is based on the folklo- re and dialectal materials collected from representatives of this ethnic group and reflected in the "Dictionary of the Russian sub-dialects of the Yakutian old-timers". The authors of the article focus on the structure of the person concept, description of its main characteristics and identification of specific linguistic representation in the Russian sub-dialects used by old-timers. The semantics of this concept is closely connected with the peculiar lifestyle of the Yakutian old-timers.

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