| 2011, 6 |
Ekaterina Rakhilina, Daria Ryzhova |
M. Haspelmath, U. Tadmor (eds.). Loanwords in the world’s languages: A comparative handbook. Berlin: De Gruyter Mouton, 2009. |
126-133 |
| 2009, 3 |
V.A. Livshits |
Some Iranian borrowings in Old and Modern Russian. |
72-75 |
| 2009, 3 |
Irma I. Mullonen |
Atlas of substrate and borrowed lexicon in North-Western Russian. |
150-154 |
| 2008, 6 |
Viktor V. Šapoval |
New «Romani elements» in Russian argot dictionaries. |
49-77 |
| 2008, 1 |
Alexandr V. Zelenin |
Typology of lexical loans in the émigré press. |
85-120 |
| 2007, 5 |
Viktor V. Šapoval |
Gypsy elements in the Russian thievs’ cant? (thoughts on acad. A.P. Barranikov’s article of 1931). |
108-128 |
| 2007, 1 |
R.A. Tadinova |
The reflexes of velar consonants of Turkic loan-words in Nakh-Daghestan languages. |
62-74 |
| 2006, 3 |
W. Вreu |
Inflective and derivational verbal aspect in Molisian-Slavonic language |
70-85 |
| 2005, 5 |
N.A. Kupina, O.A. Mikhailova |
[Review of:] L.P. Krysin. The native and loan words in Russian: studies in contemporary Russian language and sociolinguistics |
117-123 |
| 2005, 3 |
M.E. Alekseev |
[Review of:] M.Sh. Halilov. The Georgian-Daghestan linguistic contacts |
142-145 |
