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Dialects west of Mosalsk
| Brock, Olaf (1867-1961). Dialects to the west of Mosalsk. Petrograd: type. Imp. Acad. Sciences, 1916. |
Govory of the Upper Volga
| Avanesov, Ruben Ivanovich (Doctor of Philology, 1902-1982). Dialects of the Upper Povetluzhye. Nizhny Novgorod: the publication of the Nizhny Novgorod Association for the Study of Productive Forces (NAPS), 1931. |
The village of Apukhtino in the Odoyevsky district of the Tula region
| Rodina, Margarita Aleksandrovna (candidate of philological sciences). The village of Apukhtino of the Odoyevsky district of the Tula region. Moscow, 2012. |
Speech of Grebensky Cossacks
| Karaulov, Mikhail Alexandrovich (1878-1917). Speech of Grebensky Cossacks. St. Petersburg: type. Imp. Acad. Sciences, 1902. |
Glossy journal discourse in Russia of the XXI century
Skulkin, Oleg Vladimirovich.Glossy journal discourse in Russia of the XXI century.Maykop, 2014.
Vowels without stress in Russian
| Bogoroditsky, Vasily Alekseevich (1857-1941). Vowels without stress in the Russian language. [Warsaw]: type. M. Zemkevich and V. Noakovski, the qualification. 1880. |
Verbal forms in the life-narrative literature of the XV-XVII centuries: the normative aspect
| Svishcheva, Natalia Alexandrovna (Candidate of Philology). Verbal forms in the hagiographic narrative literature of the XV-XVII centuries: the normative aspect. Kazan, 2013. |
The verb accentuation of the Barsal chronograph of the XVI century.In the context of the history of Russian stress
The verb accentuation of the Barsal chronograph of the XVI century.In the context of the history of Russian stress.2022.
Verbs with an accusative experimenter in Russian: semantic groups and syntactic properties
Verbs with an accusative experimenter in Russian: semantic groups and syntactic properties.2019.
The main features of the folk dialect in Kazan province
| Buddha, Yevgeny Fedorovich (1859-1929). The main features of the popular Russian dialect in Kazan province. Warsaw: type. Varshavsk. training. okr., 1894. |