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https://hdl.handle.net/2115/45241

Uilta Texts in Northern Dialect : How to Cook Sulukta

日本語

2011-03-25

Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University

Northern Language Studies

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217-228

This paper aims to present two texts of the Northern Dialect of Uilta (one of the Tungusic languages, distributed on Sakhalin Island in Russia). The common theme of the texts is how to cook one of their traditional preserved foods named sulukta, which is made from boiled and crushed meat of fish. The first text (Chapter 1.3 in this paper) was told by Ms. Irina Jakovlevna Fedjaeva who was born in the village Val in 1940. The present author wrote the explanation in Uilta from her dictation in October 28th 2010 in Val, Sakhalin oblast. The second text (Chapter 2.3 in this paper) was told by Ms. Elena Alekseevna Bibikova who was born in a camping place Dagi in 1940. The present author recorded her oral explanation based on her own manuscript in Uilta in October 18th 2010 in Nogliki, Sakhalin oblast.

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