The article presents a linguistic and cultural analysis of strategies for translating the historical novel by Vasily Yakovlev-Dalan “Tygyn Darkhan” from Yakut into Russian. The relevance of the work is due to the need to analyze common and unique components reflecting the cultural characteristics of the Yakut and Russian linguistic cultures. The research was carried out within the framework of the Sirius project “Summer: start your project” (2024/2025) and is devoted to the systematic study of the mechanisms of transmission of cultural codes in the interlanguage space. The methodological basis was based on the methods of continuous sampling (853 text examples), comparative and descriptive analysis. The typology of cultural codes with a quantitative distribution was revealed: anthroponymic (474 cases, 55.5%), everyday objects (136, 16%), color (61, 7%), zoomorphic (85, 10%), numerical (58, 7%) and astronomical (39, 4.5%). Key results: the dominance of lexical transformations (635 cases, 74.5%), the need to combine translation strategies, the importance of cultural adaptation while maintaining ethnographic authenticity. The results of the study demonstrate the importance of cultural codes for native speakers and the need for an intercultural translator’s competence when working with texts rich in ethnographic elements. The results can be useful for both theorists and translation practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of cultural nuances in literary texts.
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