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October 15, 2025International Journal of Eurasian Linguistics

Early Buryat Glossaries 1.2: the Lexical Material of Regnier’s and Tatarinov’s Glossaries

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The analysis reveals significant lexical material from Regnier’s and Tatarinov’s glossaries, enhancing understanding of early Buryat language.
Exploration of these glossaries contributes vital insights into historical lexicography, particularly for the Buryat language.
The research focuses on mid-18th-century bilingual glossaries, offering a unique view into Mongolic languages and their development.
Findings underscore the relevance of early lexicons in studying linguistic history, furthering the field of Mongolic studies.

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This study examines lexical material from 18th-century glossaries, contributing to historical lexicography and Mongolic studies.

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This second part of the study continues the analysis of two mid-18th-century Early Buryat glossaries compiled by Regnier and Tatarinov providing the lexical material included in them. The paper aims to contribute to the historical lexicography of Buryat and the broader field of Mongolic studies.

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Béla Kempf (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68efbd16d61273c8652d80c5 https://doi.org/10.1163/25898833-20250076

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This study examines lexical material from 18th-century glossaries, contributing to historical lexicography and Mongolic studies.

Early Buryat Glossaries 1.2: the Lexical Material of Regnier’s and Tatarinov’s Glossaries

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Early Buryat Glossaries 1.2: the Lexical Material of Regnier’s and Tatarinov’s Glossaries

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