| 2023, 2 |
Sergey V. Knyazev |
Northern Russian intonation: Prosodic breaks |
56-88 |
| 2023, 1 |
Elena A. Nefedova |
North Russian prefix Z-: Between phonetics and morphemics |
88-102 |
| 2022, 6 |
Elena L. Berezovich, Irma I. Mullonen |
On semantic and etymological reconstruction of borrowed “cultural words”: Pomor Russian noun gurij ‘landmark sign made of stone’ |
21-43 |
| 2022, 1 |
Sergey V. Knyazev |
Sentence intonation in Russian dialects with word-by-word melodic contour |
7-39 |
| 2020, 4 |
Anna V. Malysheva, Roman V. Ronko |
Russian object genitive of negation in modern dialect corpora and oral subcorpus of RNC |
25-54 |
| 2020, 2 |
Nadezhda V. Kabinina |
Towards etymologization of the lexical substrate of Northern Russia: Russian dialectal sénduxa, séndux |
93-103 |
| 2018, 5 |
Maria V. Skachedubova |
On the interpretation of l-forms without auxiliary used in pluperfect contexts in Hypatian Chronicle and The First Novgorodian Chronicle. |
64-76 |
| 2018, 3 |
Valery L. Vasilyev |
Old Novgorod linguistic traces in the regions of Eastern-European North and Siberia. |
72-88 |
| 2017, 2 |
Dmitri V. Sitchinava |
I. A. S eržant, B. W iemer (eds.). Contemporary approaches to dialectology: The area of North, North-West Russian and Belarusian dialects. Bergen: University of Bergen, 2014. 401 p. (Slavica Bergensia 13). ISBN 978-82-90249-38-5. |
139-147 |
| 2014, 3 |
Valery L. Vasilyev, Nina N. Vixrova |
The typology of Medieval Novgorod pogost names (based on the data of land inventories of late 15–16th cc.). |
67-81 |
