| Annotation |
The article analyzes the monograph by a Novgorod scientist V. L. Vasil’ev “Hydronymy of the Msta River Basin:
a Set of Names and Analysis of Microsystems”, which in the form of a catalog contains the proper names of streams
(rivers, streams) and sections of riverbeds (whirlpools, stretches, rapids, rifts, stone spits, pitfalls, underwater islands,
shoals, steep bends of rivers), names of standing waters (lakes, swamps, reservoirs, ponds), and land areas
of lake waters (islands, peninsulas, headlands, shoals, pools, bays, etc.). Non-hydronyms include the names of
residential and non-residential settlements (villages, graveyards, cities, wastelands, tracts), as well as the names
of hayfields, meadows, hills, localities, counties, districts. The catalogue is divided into 8 sections. The second part
examines microsystemacy of the Msta hydronymy. |
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