ONCE MORE ON UKRAINIAN PANTELYK

he article continues the study of the etymology of the Ukrainian word pantelyk and its phraseological meaning zbyty z pantelyku («to confuse»). The focus is on a new hypothesis by the Polish linguist Adam Falowski, published in Slavia Orientalis. In addition to comments on the materials of recent articles, it outlines the prospects for further discussion.

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Movoznavstvo
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33190/0027-2833-342-2025-3-004
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Agriculture and Biological Studies
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ONCE MORE ON UKRAINIAN PANTELYK

Liudmyla Danylenko
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ONCE MORE ON UKRAINIAN PANTELYK

Liudmyla Danylenko
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Abstract

he article continues the study of the etymology of the Ukrainian word pantelyk and its phraseological meaning zbyty z pantelyku («to confuse»). The focus is on a new hypothesis by the Polish linguist Adam Falowski, published in Slavia Orientalis. In addition to comments on the materials of recent articles, it outlines the prospects for further discussion.

MovoznavstvoVol. 342(3)
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