Slovene regional atlases: from SDLA-Ts to SDLA-SI

Authors

  • Rada Cossutta University of Primorska; Science and Research Centre Koper

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18690/scn.3.2.74–79.2010

Keywords:

linguistic geography, slovene regional atlases, SDLA-Ts, SDLA-SI, dialectology

Abstract

The paper focuses on the presentation of two Slovene regional dialectological atlases that significantly complement the Friulian atlas ASLEF: Slovene Dialectological Lexical Atlas of the Province of Trieste (SDLA-Ts) (1987) for the Trieste Karst and Slovene Dialectological Lexical Atlas of Slovene Istria (SDLA-SI) (2005–2006) for Slovene Istria. Their realisation undoubtedly represents an important achievement in the field of the dialectal lexis of Primorska, which documented and mapped in the mentioned two volumes.

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Author Biography

  • Rada Cossutta, University of Primorska; Science and Research Centre Koper

    Koper, Slovenia. E-mail: rada.cossutta@zrs.upr.si

References

Rada COSSUTTA, 1987: Slovenski dialektološki leksikalni atlas Tržaške pokrajine (SDLA-Ts). Trieste: Slavica Tergestina, Università di Trieste.
– –, 2002: Poljedelsko in vinogradniško izrazje v slovenski Istri. Koper: Knjižnica Annales, 26.
– –, 2005–2006: Slovenski dialektološki leksikalni atlas slovenske Istre (SDLA-SI). Koper: Knjižnica Annales Majora.
Enrico ROSAMANI, 1958, 1990 (1st reprint): Vocabolario giuliano. Bologna, Trieste: Edizioni Lint.
GDDT- Mario DORIA – Claudio NOLIANI, 1987: Grande dizionario del dialetto triestino. Trieste: Edizioni "Il Meridiano".

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Published

14.10.2020

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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2010)

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Cossutta, R. (2020). Slovene regional atlases: from SDLA-Ts to SDLA-SI. Slavia Centralis, 3(2), 74–79. https://doi.org/10.18690/scn.3.2.74–79.2010