| 1998, 4 |
V.G. Gak, N.Z. Donadze |
The names of the son-in-law according to the Linguistic Atlas of Europe |
143-150 |
| 1998, 3 |
E.E. Babaeva |
Who lives in the “vertep”, or An essay on the reconstruction of the semantic history of a word |
94-106 |
| 1998, 3 |
I.A. Malysheva |
Investigation of written monuments of the 18th century based on linguistic source studies |
122-133 |
| 1998, 2 |
Elena V. Uryson |
Linguistic image of the world vs. common-sense ideas |
3-21 |
| 1998, 2 |
V.P. Konetskaya |
Axioms, rules and hypotheses in lexicology |
22-37 |
| 1997, 6 |
Valerii M. Mokienko |
[Review of:] S. Koester-Thoma. Die Lexik der russischen Umgangssprache. Forschungsgeschichte und Darstellung. Berlin: Dieter Lenz, 1996 |
129-134 |
| 1997, 3 |
T.V. Bulygina, Alexei D. Shmelev |
Reference and the meaning of the expressions “mjasopust” (“mjasopustnaja nedelja”) and “syropust” (“syropustnaja nedelja”) |
40-47 |
| 1997, 3 |
I.G. Dobrodomov |
Once more on “Kurjane svedomi kъmeti” in the Igor Tale |
53-62 |
| 1997, 3 |
A.M. Moldovan |
Lexical aspects in the history of Church Slavonic |
63-75 |
| 1997, 2 |
T.I. Vendina |
On the problem of the central and marginal areas of Slavia |
71-76 |
