- Name - A linguistic expression used to designate a specific object. The object designated by this I. is called. denotation In mathematics, symbols are widely used for specific mathematical objects, for example, e, p. Mathematical Encyclopedia
- name - NAME, name, plural. names, names, names, cf. 1. The personal name of a person, given at birth, is often the personal name of a living being. Own and. Him and. Ivan. I. and patronymic. Call someone by name. Names of ancient gods. How is yours? Give... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
- name - spelling name, name, tv. name, pl. names, names, names Lopatin's spelling dictionary
- name - 1. The name of a person, usually given to him at birth; the name of someone or something. About the euphony, degree and nature of the prevalence of the name; about the correspondence of a name to a person. Dictionary of Russian language epithets
- name - noun, s., used very often (not) what? name, what? name, (see) what? name, what? name, about what? about the name; pl. What? names, (no) what? names, what? names, (I see) what? names, what? names, about what? about names... Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary
- name - Title, nickname, nickname, patronymic, surname, pseudonym; nickname, name, term, title, company; rank, epithet Names (of objects), terminology, nomenclature, see >> reputation, glory, see also -> big name, give a name, bear a name, beg in the name of Christ, a person with a name Abramov's dictionary of synonyms
- name is a Common Slavic word of Indo-European nature, going back to the base ime (in Latin we find nomen, in German Name, in English name, etc.). Krylov's etymological dictionary
- name - see: The place where feet lose their proud name Explanatory dictionary of Russian argot
- name - noun, number of synonyms... Dictionary of Russian synonyms
- name - I name I., gen. n. name, Ukrainian name, name, blr. name, other Russian name, old name name, bolg. Ime, Serbohorv. name, gen. n. names, Slovenian. imȇ, born. n. imȇna, old Czech. jmě, Czech jmeno, slvts. meno, Polish imię, born n. imienia, miano (from *jьměn-)... Etymological Dictionary of Max Vasmer
- name - The right to a NAME is a personal right of every citizen. NAME includes last name, first name and patronymic. Information about the first name, patronymic and last name that individualizes a person is entered in the birth record. Financial dictionary of terms
- name - large ~ Dictionary of Russian Idioms
- - 1. (gram.) One of the main parts of speech, along with the verb. Names designate objects and their permanent characteristics. In this regard, they are divided into: 1) nouns 2) adjectives. Dictionary of linguistic terms Zherebilo
- name - name, plural names, names, names, cf. 1. A person’s personal name given to him at birth. Olga Ivanovna always called her husband by his last name; She didn’t like his name Osip. Chekhov, Jumping. Small academic dictionary
- name - NAME of the name; pl. names, names, names; Wed 1. A person’s personal name given to him at birth. Own and. Him and. - Ivan. Call by name. Call someone by name. Give the child and... Peter. Full and. (official form of the name). My complete... Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary
- NAME - NAME - in logic - a linguistic sign (expression) - naming an individual object (proper name) or any object from a certain class (common name). The subject of a name (its denotation) can be a thing, property, relationship, etc. Large encyclopedic dictionary
- name - 'name - in the biblical sense, not only the name, but the essence and meaning of what is named (Gen.17:5,15; 1 Chron.22:9; Jer.20:3; Acts.13:8; Phil.2:9 - 10; Heb.1:4; Heb.7:2). Vikhlyantsev Bible Dictionary
- name - 1) The general name of nouns, adjectives and numerals, united by the grammatical category of case and thereby contrasted as significant parts of speech with the verb and adverb (pronoun... Rosenthal Dictionary of Linguistic Terms
- name - In the name of someone (book) - in honor, for the sake of someone. For the sake of our friendship, do this. On behalf of someone (official) - on behalf of someone, referring to someone, to someone else. authority, on someone's orders, as the basis for any actions. Volkova's Phraseological Dictionary
- Name - In ancient times, the Israelis with the name of a newborn expressed the thought of the wonderful circumstances surrounding the birth of a baby, or the thought of its special bodily properties... Archimandrite Biblical Encyclopedia. Nikephoros
- name - (foreign) - fame Name to acquire (foreign) - gain fame A person with a name, i.e. eminent (who has glorified his name with his virtues, acquired a great name) Cf. Magazine editors produce books that are thick and decorated with names. Wed. Mikhelson's Phraseological Dictionary
- Name - I A name in logic, a language expression denoting an object (proper, or singular, name) or a set (class) of objects (general name); at the same time, the subject is understood in a broad sense - as everything that we can name. Great Soviet Encyclopedia
- name - Obseslav. Indo-European character (cf. Old Prussian emmens, Latin nomen, Armenian anun, German Name, etc.). Origin unclear. Some scholars consider suf. derived (suf. -men) from the same stem (im-) as *ęti, jьmǫ “to take” (see. Shansky Etymological Dictionary
- name - Old Slavonic - name. The word was formed from a common Indo-European root, but it remains unclear how it got into the Russian language. It appeared in use in the Old Russian language from the 11th century, being borrowed from Old Church Slavonic. Etymological Dictionary of Semenov
- New Philosophical Encyclopedia
- name - name I cf. 1. The name of a person given to him at birth and distinguishing him from others. 2. The person’s personal name with his patronymic, as well as his last name. 3. Nickname of a person or name of an animal. Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
- name - name, names, name, names, name, names, name, names, name, names, name, names Zaliznyak's Grammar Dictionary
- name - 'NAME, gender. and dates name, name, name, plural. names, names, names, cf. 1. A distinctive name, a designation of a person given at birth. Give someone a name. What is his name? “What is your first and patronymic name?” Dostoevsky. Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
A, the first letter of the Russian alphabet, az. Moscow and the entire south (except for Little Rus') and the west (except for Poland) speak in a high speech, aka, turning the letter o, if it is unaccented, into an incomplete a; the entire north and east are covered in low speech, pronouncing o clearly where it is written. The Moscow dialect, average, but more in a, is accepted as exemplary. There are almost no Russian words starting with the letter a, unless you recognize them as verbs. akat, aukat, ahat and long-acquired ones: hell, artel, ataman, scarlet, etc. The Regional Dictionary of the Academy contains many sayings, according to the southern and western dialect, under the letter a, whereas they should be written with o, where they are classified here. (It seems that it is necessary to preserve a spelling that would always remind one of the gender and tribe of the word, otherwise it will be a sound without meaning). | To the church and old notation means one; - one thousand; - tmu, or 10 thousand; - legion, or 100 thousand; - leodor, or million; the same signs were used for other counting letters. | In music, a or la, the name of one (sixth) of the seven basic sounds. I read it from basics to basics, everything. He doesn’t know the basics, he doesn’t understand anything. Az and beeches - and all science, talk about easy work. Write basics, letters; sit on the basics, start some science. For az and for beeches, and a pointer in hand. First the basics and the beeches, and then the sciences. There was torment and hassle, but neither the basics nor the beeches, there was no point. Hell and beeches will not save you from torment, i.e. learning, reading and writing. In capital az he spread his legs, see also az.
And, the union, yes, on the contrary, an; however, therefore; then, then; expression of opposition, interrogative, final, etc. Man is one way, but God is another. We sowed rye and mowed quinoa. What do you think? Why don't you want to? The path to prison is wide, but from prison it is narrow. Reads: Thy will be done; but he thinks: once upon a time it’s mine! Give me some bread! - “But wait a minute, let’s plow and sow.” Two mothers, two daughters, and a grandmother and granddaughter, and there are only three of them (mother, daughter and granddaughter). And this happened too. Look first, and then lie. What do you care about him? "Shall we have a drink?" - “Let’s have a drink.” - “Where is the money?” - “What’s your hat for?” In songs and fairy tales, a and how, and and what, and and you never know, etc. | Union if, when, if, will be. If you don't know, don't say so. And once you get caught, then what? | Do you hear, listen, answer. Ivan, oh Ivan! | Int. ah, what, what; what do you need? speak, answer, or something! Do you hear? - A? - Well, why are you silent, huh? | Int. ah, ahti, ah, alas, ba; sometimes pronounced protractedly or doubled. Oh, how big! And if so, then beware of me! Ah, you got it! And then, and here, a threat. Tell me, otherwise it will be bad! And here I am, already! | Int. yes bish. Ah, now I remember; ah, I know. In an abusive proverb: May (your word) be useful to you, but return to your own yard! Or it can be considered both a union and an interjection. | Together, ahead of words, often. and came to us: from Greek, meaning negation: not, without (apathy); from Latin, from, from (ab, abstraction), or to (ad, appeal); from French similarity to something (a la, openwork).
ABA w. Caucasian local, thick and rare white cloth; | a cloak made from it. Abin's cloth ends in the window, rarely, through.
LAMPSHAD m. French. an oblique awning for a light, a candle, a lamp for shading; canopy, shade, shade, shield, cap, visor; | oblique openings for windows, from top to bottom, the window is sloped.
ABAZ, ABAS m. Kavk. Persian silver coin, about 20 kopecks. | A wax ball from a church candle, hung by Transcaucasian Christians, as a sign of vow, to the neck or metacarpus. Abaza Chernomorsk a fierce east wind, from the Caucasian coast, dangerous for Danube fishermen. | Bran. stupid bastard. Eh, you dumb base! | Horse brand, known in the Caucasus, probably from the name of a mountain tribe.
ABAIM, ABDAL m. east. (abdal, Persian monk? or both, hug? both, charm?) deceiver, rogue, cheated, entangled.
ABAKA w. architectural the top plate on the capital of a column (at the head of a pillar), plate, slab, board, overlay.
ABANAT, ABANUS? (obanat? obanus?) m. Psk. stubborn, self-willed; abanous, abanous? stubborn, willful. Abathur, abathur? m. Ryaz. Vlad. (ob-turit) stubborn, unhearing, half-witted, grown-up; | insolent, insolent; | sar. blockhead, fool.
ABBOT m. abbot (old opat. With two opates, that is, abbots, or archimandrites) abbot of a Roman Catholic monastery; honorary title of Catholic clergyman. | There was once only one title, for honor and income. Abbess, abbess. Abbatov, belonging to him; abbey, related to them. Abbey Wed. title of abbot; | monastery subordinate to the abbot or | the monastery building itself; to abbey, to be an abbot.
ABBREVIATION, abbreviation g. lat. abbreviation, shortening and omissions in writing; | meaning of words with initial letters, script, symbols; | letter under titles.
ABDAL, see abayim.
ABDITION g. lat. renunciation; renunciation of the rank and power of a ruler, abdication of this title; act of abdication, renunciation, renunciation, written record.
ABDRAGAN m. Kaz. orenb. (Tatar? tremble?) fear, fear, apprehension. I was so taken aback that I - God forbid, my legs.
ABEVEGA w. alphabet, initial letter, alphabet.
ABERRATION w. lat. physical friability and scattering of broken rays of light; | astronomer. a visible change in the position of the luminary, from wasting time on reaching us with a ray of light and from the earth running around the sun; break, slope.
ABNYA? and. arch.-whom. marine windlass, ram, woman, shaft, beam, collar (lying) on the bow of the boat, for winding a rope.
ABO, albo union Ryaz., Kur., thief. either, either, or. Either to get it or not to go home (domov, at home), zap.; | Alright, maybe it’s kind of gentle. Either this, or that, or. Or don't you hear? Or, what else, what else. as if not so; as if? Or something, something; | but. Give me something, something. Well, my dad is worse than my father-in-law, though. Anyhow, somehow, anyhow. Somehow the union of the south. zap. so that, in order; | if only; if only. Anyhow, the Tatars took someone who was not sitting. Somehow the leg missed the leg. | Sometimes instead of abo, albo, or, li. Either way, or somehow, somehow. Sometimes, meaning if only he would double: he would be silent, he would not bark, he would not scold; or they add another particle: if he had been asleep, he would have let him drink. Anyway, I didn’t cry. Anyhow interjection. arch. oh, oh, ah, so hot, alas. Anyway, they shaved Ivanushka! To fiddle, to fiddle, to do as long as it gets away with it. Abuse will not lead to good, negligence.
ABODIE? Wed arch. (ordinary? or to encourage?) red day and luck in fishing; opposite sex hopelessness, timelessness. Abodive? it's time, clear, red; | successful, happy?
SUBSCRIBE, subscribe what, or where, in what; French take a place in the spectacle for a period of time; buy the right to read from a bookstore; hire, buy off, feed, take, steal, maintain. I subscribed to the box, subscribed to the theater. The lodge is subscribed, it is subscribed. Subscription Wed. will graduate subscription w. about. action by value verb Subscription m. subscription; also | subscriber's condition. Subscriber or subscriber m. subscriber w. who subscribes, employer, tailor, tenant, farmer, subscriber, keeper.
BOARDING m. Morsk. coupling, the collision of two ships, by accident or in battle; hand-to-hand combat between collapsing and interlocking ships. Boarding weapons, naval melee: guns with bayonets, pistols, spears, cutlasses, intripels, etc. A boarding net, tied from ropes into a finger, rises, when dumping ships, along the entire side as a wall to make an attack difficult.
ABORIGIN M. lat. more commonly used pl. including the first settlers of the region; primitive, primordial, age-old, tribal, indigenous inhabitants; natives, old-timers, first settlers, root-dwellers; opposite sex newcomers, settlers, settlers, immigrants, settlers, new settlers, newcomers, strangers, fellow-travelers, people.
ABRACADABRA w. a mysterious word passed down from the ancient Jews and Greeks; type of conspiracy, esp. for fever, which is written in a triangle and carried in an amulet.
ABRAMKA, abrashka m. arch. walrus, baby walrus. | Abrashka Ural-Cossack a hand-held iron hook on a lanyard, with which foreign divers hook a red fish standing under a hook or a spear, trying to get to the bottom.
Wed name, denomination, word by which one is called means an individual, a person. subject, name; animal name, nickname; person's name. in fact, the name, according to the saint, is angelic, godfather and advert, which in old times was not announced; patronymic or hiv; nickname
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Name- R. and d. name, name, name, plural. names, names, names, cf. 1. A distinctive name, a designation of a person given at birth. Give it to someone Name. what is his name? How........
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
Name- 1. The name of a person, usually given to him at birth; the name of someone or something.
About the euphony, degree and nature of the prevalence of the name; about compliance.......
Dictionary of epithets
In the Name of Pretext- 1. from birth. pad. Usage when pointing at someone or something as the goal of action; for the sake of smb., sth.
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
In the Name of the Union— 1. Use. when attaching a subordinate part of a complex sentence, in which the purpose of the action of the main part is motivated; in order to, for the sake of.
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
For Name Preposition- 1. from birth. pad. Usage when specifying the person or institution to whom it is intended, the correspondence is addressed.
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
Averkieva Nadezhda Aleksandrovna [illegal. Last name and first name - Prushakevich Nadezhda Ivanovna]— (c. 1898, according to other sources, c. 1891 - 1925, Cherdyn, Perm province.) Socialist revolutionary. Member of the AKP since 1917. Secondary education. Was on the operational register of Sargubchek and SO GPU.........
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Name- name; pl. names, names, names; Wed
1. A person’s personal name given to him at birth. Own and. Him and. - Ivan. Call by name. Call someone by name. Give........
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Arto Antonen, Nast. Name Antoine Marie Joseph- (1896-1948) - actor, director, artist, poet, surrealist philosopher, theater theorist. Had a huge influence on French “new left” philosophy – especially on J. Deleuze.........
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Gratevol Chaim Izrailevich (had a Passport in the Name of Gersh Kosonovsky)— (1904 - ?). Member of the National Labor (right-wing) He-Halutz. Arrested in 1924 at the border but managed to pay his way. He was arrested again on the border with Latvia and extradited to the USSR. After........
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Reifschneider Varvara Yakovlevna (real name - Olinda, Party nickname - Varya)- (? - ?). Member of the AKP since 1904. She was twice in exile under tsarism. She escaped from her first exile and was in exile. The revolution freed her from her second exile. In 1927 she went to Kokand to........
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Acceptance of a Bill of Exchange in the Name of Honor— ACCEPTANCE FOR HONOR The Uniform Commercial and Commercial Code omits the provisions on this procedure as outdated due to modern communication speeds and the availability of procedures for......
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Bill in Name- a bill transferred to the new owner from
indicating his name.
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Name- the right to is a personal right of everyone
citizen. includes last name,
First and middle name. Information about the first name, patronymic and last name that individualizes the person is entered........
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Citizen's name— - a means of individualization of personality in public life and civil
turnover.
The right to a name is an inalienable right
citizen in accordance with.........
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Name Good- exchange:
registration of securities in order to ensure delivery in compliance with established rules.
Economic dictionary
Street Name— STREET NAME A term used in relation to securities registered not in the name of the owner, but in the name of a broker or other nominee holder (meaning a company.......
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To a Nominee, To a Broker From the Street— The expression refers to securities held in the name of the broker or other nominee rather than in the name of the client. Since the securities are entrusted to the broker, the transfer........
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Registration in Broker's Name (street Name)- an agreement between an investor and a brokerage firm under which the securities in the investor's account are registered in the name of the brokerage firm.
Economic dictionary
Securities in the Name of Brokers— Securities purchased on behalf of clients, but registered in the name "on the street", i.e. in the name of a Wall Street firm. See also Wall-Street.
Economic dictionary
Domain Name - Domain Name- 1. in TCP/IP -
a naming system used in hierarchical networks.
Economic dictionary
Login Name - Registration Name— user registration name;
system registration name; Username.
Economic dictionary
Wed name, denomination, word by which one is called means an individual, a person. Name of the item, title; animal name, nickname; person's name. in fact, the name, according to the saint, is angelic, godfather and advert, which in old times was not announced; patronymic or hiv; nickname, family name, surname; a nickname given in a family or by the people in addition to the generic one. The cross and angelic names are given according to the Saint, but there are no other ordinary names in the Saints: Bogdan, Nektary, Rostislav, Raphael, Seraphim, Boleslav. Warrior, etc. Reklo was given according to the calendar, and the name was given according to custom, often pagan. Derogatory names were in great use and in various ways. meaning, for example like a weasel (Senya, Senyushko, Senyusha, Senyutka), they called their princes that way, especially. Galitsky (Vladimirko, Vasilko), or as a sign of devotion, humility, vile in front of the boyar, and this one in front of the prince, the tsar (Petrushka, Dedka. Mitka), and the priests in seven values. written in cleaner (Ivanchishche, Stepanchishche); esp. will belittle the ending was reserved for illegitimate children: Svyatoslav went to Vladimir, and with him his two sons from his concubine: Mstislavets and Yaroslavets. The princess gave birth to a son for Yuri, and his name was Vsevolod (reklo), and he was baptized as a saint Dmitry. And he was named Vladimir, and in holy baptism Peter. Baba’s name (godmother) is Euphrosyne or joy, and nickname (advertised) is Smaragd. Nickname, subordinate name, from which a nickname is often formed. The name of a person or thing, allegorically, is its quality, and therefore its glory or fame, dignity. He has acquired a name, he is a man with a name. In grams part of speech meaning the object itself, its quality or quantity. Noun (can be common and proper), adj. and number I'm not a sheep without a name. A person does not recognize himself in person, but he knows his name. Remember his name, and he's here. It’s good here and there, where they call you by name. The son was not born, but he was given a name. If they put it under someone else’s ceiling, they’ll give it a different name. If someone is deceived by the name of a person leaving, he will come back angry. Nominal, related to a name, nominal, containing names; private. A personal decree, a command given personally by the sovereign. Nominal speck, name, see speck. Exactly adv. by name; accurately, authentically, literally;
| that is, as explained herein. Send me Ivan, and not anyone else. The horses were ordered to you. This is exactly what he said, and nothing else. Send me supplies, namely: meat, cereals, butter. To name, to give a name; call, call by name; to mean people or things by name, by name. People are called by name and nickname, honored by patronymic, dignified by rank and dignity. Don't call me wise. Label things. Name, name. Name everyone in a row, call them by name. Rename, give another name. Name it, call it. -sya, called, suffer. and return Naming cf. name (action) of the one calling);
| title, i.e. name. Namer male -nitsa female namer, -schitsa, naming someone, what. Nominative, serving as a name. Name day
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- NAME in the Dictionary of Financial Terms:
The right to a NAME is a personal right of every citizen. NAME includes last name, first name and patronymic. Information about first name, patronymic and last name... - NAME
GOOD" - exchange: registration of securities in order to ensure delivery in compliance with established ... - NAME in the Dictionary of Economic Terms:
CITIZEN is a means of individualization of the individual in public life and civil circulation. The right to a name is an inalienable right of a citizen in accordance with... - 'NAME in the Bible Dictionary:
- in the biblical sense, not only the name, but the essence and meaning of what is named (Gen.17:5,15; 1Chron.22:9; Jer.20:3; Acts.13:8; Phil.2:9-10; Heb. 1:4; Heb.7:2). Now … - NAME in the Bible Encyclopedia of Nikephoros:
In ancient times, the Israelis, with the name of a newborn, expressed the thought of the wonderful circumstances surrounding the birth of a baby, or the thought of special... - NAME in the Big Encyclopedic Dictionary:
in logic - a linguistic sign (expression) naming an individual object (proper name) or any object from a certain class (common name). Subject... - NAME in the Encyclopedic Dictionary:
, name, plural names, names, names, cf. 1. The personal name of a person, given at birth, is often the personal name of a living being. ... - NAME
NAME (lingual), common name for nouns, adjectives, numerals and sometimes pronouns; same as noun... - NAME in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
NAME (in logic), a linguistic sign (expression) naming an individual object (proper I.) or any object from a certain class (general I.). Subject... - NAME in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
NAME (in computer science), a symbol or a set of symbols denoting (naming) a program, a program object (file, command, address, etc.), the object will calculate. systems... - NAME in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
NAME (legal), assigned to the child when registering his birth. Includes only I. or I., patronymic and surname in ... - NAME in the Complete Accented Paradigm according to Zaliznyak:
and “me, names”, and “me, names”, and “me, names”, and “me, names”, and “me, names”, and “men, ... - NAME in the Dictionary of epithets:
1. The name of a person, usually given to him at birth; the name of someone or something. About the euphony, degree and nature of the prevalence of the name; about compliance... - NAME in the Linguistic Encyclopedic Dictionary:
- a word, less often a combination of words, naming a thing or a person. Distinguishes, the features of I. as a type of words are also associated with the features of the process... - NAME in the Dictionary of Linguistic Terms:
1) The general name of nouns, adjectives and numerals, united by the grammatical category of case and thereby contrasted as significant parts of speech with the verb... - NAME in the Popular Explanatory Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Russian Language:
"name, plural names" a, names, s. 1) The personal name of a person given to him at birth. What is your name? Know everyone by name. ... - NAME
Same...y... - NAME in the Dictionary for solving and composing scanwords:
Given at birth... - NAME in the Dictionary for solving and composing scanwords:
Part … - NAME in the Thesaurus of Russian Business Vocabulary:
Syn: name, ... - NAME in the Russian Language Thesaurus:
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Usually, when you write articles or notes, you often have to use dictionaries in order to correctly enter the necessary phrases into the article. Often, in false technical or philosophical-logical texts, during analysis, new terms appear that are difficult to explain. You have to use third-party resources on the Internet, for example, an online explanatory dictionary that allows you to quickly and completely easily, without wasting time, find the interpretation of complex words and phrases. I would like to thank you for something like this, which is so convenient to use while sitting at the computer. Alena Safonova
Ours has always treated the Russian language with reverence. Several dictionaries that were in the house wandered from the coffee table to the work table, bypassing the shelves of the bookcase. They were actively used. My eldest daughter recently took a couple of pieces to university. I, involuntarily, had to look for a dictionary of synonyms of the Russian language online. After some googling, I found this site and continued working. The variety of local dictionaries matters. Let my daughter leaf through the pages of the book, now I’ll use the pages of the site. Tatiana
The name of Oleg Dahl and his works are the first thing that comes to the mind of a Russian person on occasion. And the memory will live as long as our language exists. And the online synonym dictionary is used by several generations in our house: a schoolgirl, a college student, a mother-teacher and a grandmother of retirement age. There are a lot of synonyms; they are included in many scientific works on various topics. There are many of them here! The site is simple, convenient, and your computer is always at hand. Just follow the links to your bookmarks; this address has recently been added. Veronica
I read Dahl's stories, he is a very interesting, original writer, he introduced into Russian literature such a concept as a physiological essay. And he was also a doctor, if I’m not mistaken, an ophthalmologist. Moreover, they said about him that he knew how to perform operations on the eyes, both with his right and left hands. But the main brainchild is, of course, the dictionary. Well, he’s a non-Russian person, I think he’s a Swede or a Dane, but how conscientiously and painstakingly. In my line of work, I quite often have to use dictionaries, so, in my opinion, Dahl’s is the best Sergey Fedorovich
The dictionary is unique in its kind. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that the great literary critic not only wrote his work, but lived it. Collecting information bit by bit, carrying it through the soul and transforming it into precise, comprehensive interpretations. Dahl considered the Russian language itself, which was a living essence for him, to be his teacher. That’s why it turned out to be an immortal encyclopedic bestseller, telling about Russian life and spirit. The explanatory dictionary of the Russian language reveals the slightest nuances of the Russian character and the liveliness of the people's mind. The meaning of words takes on new colors and shades. This resource is an indispensable online companion for philologists: students, teachers, writers, linguists, journalists.
Evgenia SIt was interesting to learn about the dictionary; it is the best dictionary in the world; I recommend looking up the meaning of words in Dahl’s dictionary. Please write more about this dictionary on the website Lera Troshina
- There are no accents in Dahl's dictionary. It wasn’t - Dahl didn’t put it down?... or that’s how they publish it now.
- Did Dahl have the letter Yo (yo)? Have they gotten rid of it now? There are a lot of misunderstandings without her.
V.I. Dahl's dictionary is the pearl of Russian literature. This is a beacon guiding us in the right direction of our language creation. Helping to synchronize watches in the 21st century, so that we do not dissolve the “great and mighty” with English phraseological units, and do not slide into the “Albanian” dialect. It is gratifying that Dahl’s dictionary is online, presented to a wide audience and completely free of charge. The only thing is a timely upgrade for aesthetics and ease of use. DictionaryOnline
It would be nice if Veronica knew the real name of Dahl, the author of the dictionary - Vladimir Ivanovich. And one more thing: regarding the “non-Russian person”. Not only was Dal born in Russia, he also wrote the following lines: “When I sailed to the shores of Denmark, I was greatly interested in the fact that I would see the fatherland of my ancestors, my fatherland. Having set foot on the shore of Denmark, at the very first I was finally convinced “that my fatherland is Russia, that I have nothing in common with the fatherland of my ancestors.” Alexander
Why "Name of Oleg Dahl"? The dictionary was created by Vladimir Ivanovich Dal, and Oleg Dal was an actor. And they lived at different times. Vladimir Dal is a contemporary of Pushkin, and Oleg Dal was our contemporary Ninelli
It’s great that on your website there is V.I.DAL’s Dictionary, an invaluable treasure for everyone who studies the history of the Russian language and, in general, for every Russian-speaking person. Thank you! Noticed errors: 1) in the editorial article of the site in the third line of the penultimate paragraph the word “determine” is written without a soft sign 2) Evgenia S. called V.I.DAL a literary critic, rather, he was a Linguist by the grace of God, a great Lexicographer and Historian of the Russian language , an ethnographer, and only then a writer and literary critic. Altaybaeva Dana
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