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ID1954700105
Author(s)Kotjaeva, N. S.
Title

O semantičeskoj adaptacii inojazyčnych slov v russkom literaturnom jazyke vtoroj poloviny XVIII veka (na materiale komedij)

PublishedMir russkogo slova : naučno-metodičeskij illjustrirovannyj žurnal, S.-Peterburg [u.a.] : Izdat. S.-Peterburgskogo Gosudarstvennogo Univ, 2014, 2, 25-31
Languagerus
SoundexS8662; A0212; I0688; R7846; L5272; J0840; V2700; P1560; X4800; M6275; K4620
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SourceOLC Slavistik
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