Kuksa T. Phytonomination and its spatial variability in the Crimean Ukrainian dialects

In this thesis a system structural and semantic, nomen-semasiological, linguistic and geographical analysis of the Crimean Ukrainian agriculture phytonominations have been revealed for the first time. Dynamics of these dialects in a multidialect and multilingual environment have been found. Structural organization of agricultural plants names has been modeled. Analyzed lexis frame which includes 3000 nomens was collected by means of expeditionary way in 51 settlements of the Crimea region. The investigated nomens form a complicated and multifaceted integrity that includes lexical and semantic fields of names dealing with agriculture, horticulture and gardening. Every field consists of lexical and semantic groups united by agriculture sphere. The paradigm combines fragments of varying degrees clarity organization. Subsystem components unity is caused by components elements structure. The results of floranomens in the field of outlined area have been presented. On the base of mapping procedure and no mapping materials the attempt to qualify dialects and the attempt to define internal differentiation based on native basis have been made for the first time. The main dialect peculiarities and aerial tendencies of their development have been defined. The internal differentiation of the investigated dialects according to their native base has been made and some groups of dialects have been singled out. Self-preservation, stability and self-development mechanism of the language system of newly created heterogeneous Crimean Ukrainian dialects has been found out. The ULA evidences and modern materials have been matched. The original root, native one and based on it dialect material have been analyzed. Static and dynamic elements of the analyzed micro system have been found out. Micro system repertoire along a half of a century of the Crimean Ukrainian dialects history has been presented better. Some changes in the sphere of lexical, semantic and formal phytonomens systems have been revealed.