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Original Article

Names Of Dairy Products In Turkic And Mongolian Languages

Alishina Khanisa Chavdatovna
,
Svetlana Menkenovna Trofimova
,
Minsılu Gubaitovna Usmanova
,
Zarema Nazirovna Ekba
,
Zula Dzhirgalovna Basangova

Keywords: Bashkir language, Kalmyk language, language of Siberian Tatars, Old Turkic language, Old Mongolian language, dairy products

Article no: 210

Pages 1587-1593

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.210

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Original Article

Gold Smuggling In The Trans-Baikal Region: Background And Countering

Tsyren S. Dondokov
,
Natalia G. Kazantseva
,
Igor Yu. Lupenko
,
Sergey Yu Yelpashev

Keywords: Customs authorities, eastern siberia, gold, smuggling, trans baikal

Article no: 27

Pages 236-244

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.27

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Original Article

Russian Language In Intercultural Communication During The 17th Century West Siberian Frontier

Lyudmila Inyutina
ORCiD ,
Tatiana Shilnikova
ORCiD

Keywords: Aboriginal languages, folk-literary type of language, old-timers' dialect, Russian in Siberia, West Siberian frontier of the 17th century

Article no: 12

Pages 83-89

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.12

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