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. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 6 (9). P. 68-69

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. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 4 (13). P. 64-66

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Scetches of Comparative Morphology of Proto-Yenissean Noun: Fulcrum, Container, Space Occupation and Discrete Space (Affixes, Semi-Affixes) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 1 (29). P. 55-57

The author reconstructs a big quantity of semi-affixes and affixes with the semantics of space occupation and discrete space, container and fulcrum. Many of them have a lexical origin. A substantial number of original etimologies of many Yenissean words is made. The author comes to the conclusion that Yenissean languages had many typological reconstructions during their history.

Participial Affixes in Protoyeniseic // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 4 (48). P. 92-94

In this paper the author tries by ethymological methods to prove the existence in protoyeniseic language of a few participial affixes in nouns of the ancient sub-stantivated participial origin. The author uses the data of the external comparison from sumerian and itelmenic languages genetically related to Yeniseic languages.

KET ANTROPONYM BALNA – ANAGRAMMA-PUN // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 120-121

In this paper the author argues anagrammatical functioning of antroponym Balna for topic modelling of separate texts as well as the whole epos about Balna. A substantial extralinguistic material of ethnological character is applied.

YENISSEIC INGREDIENTS IN URALIC LANGUAGES: METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF GRAMMATICAL AND PHONOLOGICAL DIAGNOSING // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 263-266

In this paper the author analyses the cases of complete etymological explanation of Proto-Uralic, Proto-Finno-Ugric, Proto-Finno-Permic, Proto-Finno-Volgaic and Proto-Ugric words (morphological derivatives and compounds), grammatical and lexical doubleting, complicated doubleting, analogical grammatical derivation with etymological alternation of suffixes, as well as the cases of analogical semantic compoundes and morphological derivatives. The author established some regular correlations on the level of parallel protolanguage phonology. The author also makes some considerations about ancient Yenissei-Uralic protolanguage alliances.

Keywords: etymology, doubleting, suffix alternation, protolanguage, parallel protolanguage, analogical wordbuilding, derivation