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Home Editorial board Publication ethics Information Current Archive Rules for authors Contacts	DOI: 10.23671/VNC.2020.8.58148 IGOR G. DOBRODOMOV AND THE OSSETIAN LANGUAGE Bessolova, Elena B. Kavkaz Forum. 2020. Issue 1. Abstract: The article is devoted to the contribution of Doctor of Philology, Professor Igor Georgievich Dobrodomov to the study of the Ossetian language. It is noted that in a number of the works by this talented scientist the substantive etymologies of Alanisms, borrowed by both Russian and other Slavic languages, are given. Of particular interest is the coverage of issues such as the etymology associated with the Alanian regular plural forms; the chronology of the appearance of words and various versions of their origin; hapax motivation; semantic and phonic affinity of West Slavic forms and Iranisms; connection of the Iranian world with West Slavic languages and many others. Factors that testify to the influence of the Alanian language on the Slavic and Russian languages, as well as to contributing to the reconstruction of lost Lexemes Alanisms by tracing them in other languages in order to compile a complete list of words of the Iranian origin, are also examined in detail here. The relative chronological hierarchy of lexemes is established by the method of group reconstruction, carried out on the basis of a synonymous nest based on the Ossetian language, acting as the only surviving descendant of the long-existing and with the numerous speakers Scythian-Sarmatian-Alanian language world, which the Slavic peoples once actively contacted. Keywords: Ossetian language, Alanisms, Slavic languages, reconstruction, language contact, Russian language, hapax. + References 1. Dobrodomov, I. G. Ob alanizmakh v russkom iazyke [About Alanisms in Russian]. Osetinskaia filologiia [Ossetic Philology]. Ordzhonikidze, 1981, iss. 2, pp. 37–42. 2. Abaev, V. I. Istoriko-etimologicheskii slovar osetinskogo iazyka[Historical and Etymological Dictionary of the Ossetian Language]. Leningrad, 1973. Vol. II. 450 p. 3. Dal, V. Tolkovyi slovar zhivogo velikorusskogo iazyka. V 4-kh t. [Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language. In 4 vols]. The 6th edition. 1989. Vol. II., 780 p. 4. Abaev, V. I. Grammaticheskii ocherk osetinskogo iazyka [Ossetic Grammar Essay]. Osetinsko-russkii slovar [Ossetian-Russian Dictionary]. The 3d edition. Ordzhonikidze, 1970, pp. 659–661. 5. Dobrodomov, I. G. Ob alanizmakh v zapadnykh i vostochnykh slavianskikh iazykakh [About Alanisms in Western and Eastern Slavic Languages]. Problemy osetinskogo iazykoznaniia [Problems of Ossetian linguistics]. Ordzhonikidze, 1984, iss. 1, pp. 25–45. 6. Bolonina, E. N. Tjurkizmy v vostochnoslavjanskoj delovoj pis’mennosti XV – XVI vekov [Turkisms in East Slavic business writing of the XV–XVIth centuries]. Sovetskaia tiurkologiia [Soviet Turkology]. 1982, no. 1,pp. 22–27. 7. Abaev, V. I. Osetinskii iazyk i folklore [The Ossetian Language and Folklore]. Moscow-Leningrad, 1949. Vol. I.603 p. 8. Dobrodomov, I. G. Etimologicheskie etiudy [Etymological studies]. Problemy osetinskogo iazykoznaniia [The Ossetic Linguistics’ Problems]. Ordzhonikidze, 1987, pp. 41–63. 9. Senko, E.V., Lazarova, I.A. K probleme russko-osetinskikh iazykovykh kontaktov [Russian-Ossetic Language Contacts Problems]. Izvestiia SOIGSI [Proceedings of the North Ossetian Institute for Humanitarian and Social Studies]. 2018, iss. 29 (68), pp. 137–143. ← Contents of issue


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