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Authors: Ekaterina V. Sundueva East-Siberian State Academy of Culture and Art In the section Linguistics
Abstract: In the context of phonosemantics the paper examines the names of some insects and plants of Mongolian languages, which appeared as a result of the verbalization of visual perception. The au-thor shows that the trilled resonant [r] reflects the idea of motley, tremulous, glimpsing multitude. As a rule, it leads to inner discomfort. Keywords: phonosemantics, mongolian languages, root morpheme, trilled resonant, visual perception, image, mentality, cognition Bibliography: |
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