2003· Studia Wschodnioeuropejskie· Vol 3, pp. 151-165· 0 citations
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The present paper, an excerpt from a monographic study on the vocabulary related to holidays, customs and annual rituals in Bialystok sub dialects, presents the lexis connected with Christmas Eve. Alongside dialectal names of Christmas Eve, the paper gives the names of the Christmas supper, the ritual dish eaten on that day, Christmas Eve’s drink, and a bundle of rye which is brought by the host and placed in a corner of the room. The customs, rituals and magic procedures performed at that time by Bialystok region inhabitants were also presented. In this paper the dialectal lexis was presented and discussed in two ways: in chronological order in the descriptive part and in alphabetic order in the Słownik nazw gwarowych (Dictionary of Dialectal Names). In the Dictionary the names collected from Bialystok subdialects were listed with their equivalents in literary languages and in Belarussian, Ukrainian, Russian and Polish dialects. In some cases the etymology of the entries was also given.
The article, which is a part of the monographic study on the dialectal vocabulary concerning annual festivities, customs and rites used in the region of Białystok, presents the analysis of East-Slavic terminology related to Christmas. The dialectal terms for Christmas, carollers, Boxing Day, the fourth day of Christmas...
Nina Raczkiewicz· Studia Wschodnioeuropejskie· 0 citations
The subject of this paper are patronymic surnames with the suffixes -ov-/-ev- and -in-, derived from personal names of appellative origin recorded in the parish registers of the St. Nicholas Orthodox parish in Łapy in the years 1898–1915. The paper uses a philological descriptive method, focusing on the study of the et...
In the paper the object of linguistic research is Orthodox Parish in Jabłeczna. The processes occurring in the Orthodox onomastics in Jabłeczna after the War World II until 1969 do not differ in their cardinal rules from the processes happening in other Christian religious groups. On the basis of the analysis of anthro...
A. Kuchta· Studia Wschodnioeuropejskie· 0 citations
This article focuses on three different grammatical phenomena that can be observed in contemporary Polish: the expansiveness of the -a ending in the Gen. sing., masculine inanimate nouns declension; changes within the accentual patterns of nominal pronouns; the problem with using adverbial participles related to the so...
Iwona Kosek· Poznańskie Studia Polonistyc...· 0 citations
The article presents the earliest attestations of the word interptretacyja in the Polish language and addresses incorrect information on this topic found in scholarly and historical literature (cf. Bibliografia).
An analysis of the preserved sources – those used in the Słownik polszczyzny XVI wieku [Dictionary of the...
L. Jankowiak· Poznańskie Studia Polonistyc...· 0 citations
The subject of this paper is the analysis of contemporary types of street names in Bielsk Podlaski. The presented topic is analysed with a focus on the semantic aspect. However, this aspect also initiates a number of effects and associated processes. The analysis of the material, covering 180 street names, has lead to...
Michał Mordań· Studia Wschodnioeuropejskie· 0 citations
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