Abstract
This article studies E.K. Pekarsky’s Dictionary of the Yakut language within the scientific problem related to a supertext. Linguistic and literary works consider supertext as a multidimensional, cross-temporal, cross-personal, and polygenre phenomenon within the framework of the interpreted integrity of a number of independent texts; and integrity as a paradigmatic component is a constitutive part of the supertext. In supertexts, the textual component forms intertextual links and is revealed in the textual concept sphere, and simultaneously forms supertext links, creating a single text space.
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