THE "HOUSEHOLD AND CULTURE REALITIES"CATEGORY IN THE SEMANTICS OF THE YAKUT PRE-CHRISTIAN ANTHROPONYMY (ON THE MATERIAL OF F.G. SAFRONOV’S NAME LIST)
The paper highlights the semantic aspect of the Yakut pre-Christian anthroponymy. The material for the study is names of Fedot G. Safronov, including his book “Pre-Christian personal names of the peoples of the North-East of Siberia”. The article attempts to elaborate on such a lexico-semantic group as “cultural and everyday realities”. This category is mainly represented by concepts reflecting the house, household utensils, outbuildings, traditions, social phenomena, Yakut hunting and fishing activities, tools, clothing and accessories, food and equipment for livestock. As a result of studying the semantics of the foundations of Pre-Christian personal names, we found out that the most numerous group was the group “House”, which included the names of household utensils and various buildings. What is explained by the fact that the names reflected the most important phenomena and events for a person of that time.