RUSSIAN VERBS MEANING BIRD’S CALL IN THE DIALECT LINGUISTIC PICTURE OF THE WORD
In modern linguistics studying of a dialect language picture of the world actively develops. Most often it is carried out on a lexicon material. The article is the attempt to reveal specificity of a dialect language picture of the world in semantics of the verbs meaning bird’s call. The material for research is taken from a card file of «The Lexical atlas of the Russian Dialects». The verbs meaning magpies’s, titmouse’s, crane’s, cuckoo’s, black grouse’s, lark’s, goose’s and hen’s vocalization are analysed. In the consciousness of modern Russian dialects native speakers are opposed: 1) the songbirds birds and the not songbirds; 2) poultry and wild birds; 3) the birds living in close proximity to the people and the birds living in a distance from them. In studied group such general features of a dialect language picture of the world as a pragmatism, a parcelling objects of knowledge and concreteness, anthropocentrism are shown.