PECULIARITIES OF RECREATING ONYMS IN TRANSLATIONS AND WORKS BY LESYA UKRAINKA

Journal Title: Записки з ономастики - Year 2014, Vol 0, Issue 17

Abstract

The article revealed the specifics of recreating proper names in translations by Lesya Ukrainka, and highlights the stylistic features of onyms in some translations of the author and her poetry of Greek, Italian, Egyptian thematic orientation.

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E. Boyeva, T. I. Krupeneva

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E. Boyeva, T. I. Krupeneva (2014). PECULIARITIES OF RECREATING ONYMS IN TRANSLATIONS AND WORKS BY LESYA UKRAINKA. Записки з ономастики, 0(17), 63-70. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-382562