Abstract

The purpose of this study is determined by the desire to decipher the cultural codes of the city of Tiraspol. The object of analysis is some fragments of the Tiraspol urban space. The subject of research is the originality of the communicative field of urban space, the translation of the meanings of which is carried out by verbal and non-verbal means. The methodological basis of the study was made up of the procedures of descriptive, semiotic, intertextual methods. As a result of the study, a cultural and communicative portrait of the Transnistria capital urban space was presented, some groups of onyms with regional and ideological connotations were identified. Conclusions. The historical traces manifested over time leave markings in the urban cultural and semiotic space. Urban areas, monuments, buildings, other architectural structures, some institutions that form the cultural index system of the city take in this space an important position, since they are associated with historical events, the activities of individuals and collectives, with precedent events of regional and international significance. In the city koyne, the specific system of urbanonyms, including toponyms (most of all hodonyms) that arose on the basis of precedent anthroponyms, georthonyms, chrononyms, as well as ergonyms, hemeronyms, artonyms and other onyms expresses these phenomena. The practical application of the research results is possible in the study of communicative registers for the transmission and storage of information using objects of urban environment, perceived as a semiotic text, as well as in studying methods of broadcasting national-cultural and regional heritage.

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