00617nas a2200133   4500008004100000245017900041210012500220300000800345490000700353653001100360653001900371100003700390856005600427       1985                        eng d00aВтора национална конференция с mеждународно участие Наукометрия и лингвистика на научен текст0 aВтора национална конференция с mеждународно участие Наукометрия   a1260 v1010aEvents10aХроника1 aДимитрова, Лиляна  uhttp://scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/dimitrova198501151nas a2200121   4500008004100000245014600041210012300187300001200310490000600322520060800328100003700936856005600973       1980                        eng d00aЗа граматичния род на съществителните имена в руски и български научен текст0 aЗа граматичния род на съществителните имена в руски и български   a38–450 v53 aThis is а contrastive study of grammatical gender of the medical vocabulary in Russian and Bulgarian. The gender of the Russian nouns is analysed in standard Russian and scientific texts. Some observations are made in both languages concerning nouns which represent pure verbal stems and their Bulgarian correspondences, international terms, their gender in the two languages, etc. The data considered show that there are considerable differences between the gender of the scientific vocabulary words and those in standard Russian, on the one hand, and between Russian and Bulgarian, on the other hand.1 aДимитрова, Лиляна  uhttp://scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/dimitrova198001153nas a2200121   4500008004100000245012400041210012400165300001200289490000600301520063100307100003700938856005600975       1978                        eng d00aЗа граматичния род на съществителните в руския и българския език0 aЗа граматичния род на съществителните в руския и българския език  a49–550 v33 aender is recognized as a grammatical category both in Russian and Bulgarian but there are substantial differences in the gender of nouns in the two languages. The types of divergence in the gender classification of nouns are pointed out, as well as the factors determining the substantial differences. The paper is a contrastive study of: 1) formal and grammatical means of gender expression (the endings of the underlying forms, the case endings in Russian, the definite article in Bulgarian) and 2) the syntactic means of the additional expression of gender (concord of the attribute and predicate with the respective noun).1 aДимитрова, Лиляна  uhttp://scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/dimitrova1978