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Альпийское отгонное животноводство (Russian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Альпийское отгонное животноводство" in Russian language version.

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  • Alp, Alb, Alm (feminine); see Wolfgang Pfeifer (ed.) Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Deutschen (1995, 7th ed. 2004, s.v. "Alp") and Schweizerisches Idiotikon I.193 Архивная копия от 26 марта 2024 на Wayback Machine. The word was etymologized as meaning "white" (PIE *albh-, Latin albus) from an early time (at least since the Roman era), and it is impossible to say for certain whether this is the true etymology, or whether the word has an unrelated pre-Roman or even pre-Celtic origin. Friedrich von Tschudi, Landwirthschaftliches Lesebuch für die Schweizerische Jugend (1863, cited in Idiotikon) states explicitly that Alpen in dialectal usage does not refer to the mountain ranges as a whole, but exclusively to the high pastures, while "people are completely indifferent towards the barren parts of the high mountains ([which they refer to as] the 'wild' [as opposed to 'tame', zam] mountain)" ([das Volk] ist gegen die unwirtlichen Teile des Hochgebirges (den 'wilden' Berg) vollkommen gleichgültig). The variant form Alm develops in the late 15th century out of the oblique cases alben. Duden now treats Alm as the unmarked Standard German form, while the more conservative Alp is marked as "rural, especially Swiss and West-Austrian". Variant forms of the word, such as alpe, arpe, arpette, aulp, etc. are found in toponymy.

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  • Alp, Alb, Alm (feminine); see Wolfgang Pfeifer (ed.) Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Deutschen (1995, 7th ed. 2004, s.v. "Alp") and Schweizerisches Idiotikon I.193 Архивная копия от 26 марта 2024 на Wayback Machine. The word was etymologized as meaning "white" (PIE *albh-, Latin albus) from an early time (at least since the Roman era), and it is impossible to say for certain whether this is the true etymology, or whether the word has an unrelated pre-Roman or even pre-Celtic origin. Friedrich von Tschudi, Landwirthschaftliches Lesebuch für die Schweizerische Jugend (1863, cited in Idiotikon) states explicitly that Alpen in dialectal usage does not refer to the mountain ranges as a whole, but exclusively to the high pastures, while "people are completely indifferent towards the barren parts of the high mountains ([which they refer to as] the 'wild' [as opposed to 'tame', zam] mountain)" ([das Volk] ist gegen die unwirtlichen Teile des Hochgebirges (den 'wilden' Berg) vollkommen gleichgültig). The variant form Alm develops in the late 15th century out of the oblique cases alben. Duden now treats Alm as the unmarked Standard German form, while the more conservative Alp is marked as "rural, especially Swiss and West-Austrian". Variant forms of the word, such as alpe, arpe, arpette, aulp, etc. are found in toponymy.
  • "Temporary Residences (mayen, alpage, remointse and mazot)" (valdherens-tourisme.ch). Дата обращения: 28 февраля 2014. Архивировано из оригинала 5 марта 2014 года.
  • Franz Mandl, Almen und Salz, Hallstatts bronzezeitliche Dachsteinalmen (Zwischenbericht) Архивная копия от 14 июля 2020 на Wayback Machine, 1 February 2007. Calibrated C-14 dates (between 1030 BCE and 1685 BCE) for remnants of wooden shelters in the Dachsteingebirge at elevations between 1,600 m and 2,070 m.
  • scharf.net internetdienstleistungen GmbH. Österreichische UNESCO-Kommission - Nationalagentur für das Immaterielle Kulturerbe - Österreichisches Verzeichnis. unesco.scharf.net. Дата обращения: 16 августа 2018. Архивировано 16 августа 2018 года.
  • "High on the Alpine Pasture, Austria" (англ.). Архивировано 16 августа 2018. Дата обращения: 16 августа 2018. {{cite news}}: |archive-date= / |archive-url= несоответствие временной метки; предлагается 16 августа 2018 (справка)
  • "The Taste of Alpine Pastures" (англ.). Архивировано 16 августа 2018. Дата обращения: 16 августа 2018. {{cite news}}: |archive-date= / |archive-url= несоответствие временной метки; предлагается 16 августа 2018 (справка)
  • Swiss Federal Statistics Office Архивировано 12 октября 2012 года.  (нем.) accessed 2 April 2009

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