Abstract

The article defines the isoglosses that cover Eastern Podillia dialects and proceeds in three accents of the Ukrainian language (Ukrainian ‘narichiia’); the isoglosses that cover Eastern Podillia dialects and proceeds in other dialects of South-Western accent (Ukrainian ‘narichiia’); the isoglosses that cover Eastern Podillia dialects and proceeds in dialects of Polisiia accent (Ukrainian ‘narichiia’); the isoglosses that cover Eastern Podillia dialects and proceeds in dialects of South-Eastern accent (Ukrainian ‘narichiia’); the isoglosses that cover Eastern Podillia dialects and proceeds in dialects of South-Western accents (Ukrainian ‘narichiia’); the isoglosses that cover Eastern Podillia dialects and proceeds in dialects of South-Western and Polisiia accents (Ukrainian ‘narichiia’).The article deals with the lexico-semantic group on the designation of the word-building paradigm of the East Podillya dialects building names. The word-building variety and inner potential of the thematic group has been investigated, words that are heterogeneous in ways of creation have been highlighted. It was defined the word-formation connection and the difference of the studied range with the word-formation system of the literary language.The implemented structural and semantic analysis showed that the thematic group of the traditional construction is an independent thematic complex, an extensive and multifaceted system, which includes several lexico-semantic groups and differs in peculiar structural organization, specificity of the relationships between units of different lexico-semantic groups.It has been found that the general tendency of the lexemes spatial location denoting the traditional construction is the continuity of the area of the East Podillya dialects with mosaic or insular inclusions and insular mosaic. A large number of insular areas are concentrated in the north and south of the core part of an investigated dialects.The lexical parallels of the East Podillya traditional construction names have been studied, the East Podillya narrow and local isogloss with a focus on their specific features have been identified and described.Podillya dialect is one of the least investigated among the dialectical zones of the Ukrainian continuum. On the basis of vocabulary the modern boundaries has been outlined in such works as: H. Martynova, T. Tyshchenko (Podillya and Mid-upper Dnieper Area), T. Shevchenko (Podillya Steppe border), N. Sheremeta (South Volyn Podillya Border), O. Zhvava (Podillya Bukovinsky Transdniestrian border). The internal division of the Podillya dialect taking into account the lexical-semantic, phonetic, morphological features was carried out in such dissertations: I. Gorofyanyuk, G. Kraievska (the Central Podillya dialects), N. Kovalenko, A. Medinsky (West Podillya dialects), H. Berezovska (East Podillya dialects).

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