Оlga G. Borisova, Lyudmila Yu. Kostina. Na Kubani dobre zhyt': odyn robe, sim lezhyt' (Speakers of Kuban Region Sub-Dialects on Laziness and Lazy People)
Russian Speech. 2025. № 1, Pages. 7 - 20

Nina N. Rozanova. Bosyakiʼ, ̔Bosotaʼand ̔Nishchebrodyʼ: the New Life of Old Word
Russian Speech. 2024. № 2, Pages. 37 - 51

Olga D. Parshina. The Precedent Phenomenon v derevnyu, k tetke, v glush', v Saratov as a Linguoculturally Significant Reference to the Province
Russian Speech. 2024. № 3, Pages. 7 - 19

Nadezhda K. Onipenko, Е. Н. Никитина. On the 100th Birthday Anniversary of Galina Aleksandrovna Zolotova
Russian Speech. 2024. № 4, Pages. 108 - 120

Olga A. Selemeneva. “I Desire to Live and Live... Thousands of Other Lives”: Multimythologism in I. A. Bunin’s Onomastic Code
Russian Speech. 2024. № 5, Pages. 108 - 118

Anastasiia A. Prokopenko. Kstati (For Good Measure), Which is Not Always a Good Measure: the Specifi cs of the Use of the Unit in Modern Oral Everyday Speech
Russian Speech. 2023. № 5, Pages. 32 - 44

Vladimir A. Korshunkov. Light-Blue Horse of Nikolai Gogol’s Nozdryov: Color Terms and Equine Coat Colors
Russian Speech. 2023. № 5, Pages. 117 - 128

Dimitrieva O. A.. “There is No Disputing About Tastes”: umami, umamnyi, umamnost’
Russian Speech. 2022. № 3, Pages. 7 - 18

Surat I. Z.. O. Mandelstam’s Poem “Life Has Fallen Like a Comet…” (1925): An Experience of Minimalistic Poetics
Russian Speech. 2022. № 3, Pages. 117 - 127

A. Л. Голованевский, Natalya V. Troshina. The Semantics of the Russian Word Tuda-Syuda: A Corpus-Based Research
Russian Speech. 2022. № 6, Pages. 38 - 49

Evgenij A. Balashov. Some Features of the Use of the Word Poslednij (‘Last’) in the Russian Language of the 18th–19th Centuries
Russian Speech. 2022. № 6, Pages. 71 - 80

Olga A. Dimitrieva. On Bacchic Vocabulary in F. M. Dostoevsky’s Novel “Crime and Punishment”
Russian Speech. 2020. № 1, Pages. 56 - 67

Zhanna Zh. Varbot. On Specific Meanings of Words Nozdrja and Ucho in Russian Dialects (on Social-Historic Aspect of Semantics Changes)
Russian Speech. 2020. № 3, Pages. 47 - 53

I. B. Levontina. Are the Words Pokhodu and Pokhozhe Similar?
Russian Speech. 2020. № 6, Pages. 28 - 39

Valentina Yu. Apresyan, Yury D. Apresyan, Olga V. Dragoy, B. L. Iomdin, Anna K. Laurinavichyute, I. B. Levontina, Konstantin A. Lopukhin, Anastasiya A. Lopukhina, Elena V. Uryson. A Multifaceted Approach to Semantic, Statistical, and Psycholinguistic Analysis of Lexical Polysemy
Russian Speech. 2019. № 1, Pages. 8 - 17

Elena V. Generalova. From ‘Violent Tenth’ to ‘Obese Zeros’: the Epithets to Denote the Ten-year Periods in the History of our Country
Russian Speech. 2019. № 1, Pages. 37 - 43

Maria N. Belova. Staraya Perechnitsa (‘Old Shrewʼ) in Scientifi c and Folk Etymology
Russian Speech. 2019. № 4, Pages. 43 - 54

Elena N. Gekkina. History of Words Sosulya and Sosul’ka
Russian Speech. 2019. № 5, Pages. 22 - 33

Natalia A. Nikolina, Zoya Yu. Petrova. "The Semantics of the Novel Title “Aviator” by E. Vodolazkin "
Russian Speech. 2019. № 6, Pages. 82 - 91

И. Г. Милославский. Столетие революции или переворота?
Russian Speech. 2018. № 3, Pages. 108 - 115