UDC

811.161.1’373

Authors

Petrov Andrey Vasilyevich, Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov, Institute of Philology and Cross-Cultural Communication

Abstract

The article considers occasionalisms stylized as folk speech in order to create a vivid image of the Russian North in the works of an original northern poet Olga Fokina, who is the most talented interpreter and translator of the living northern speech in poetry. O.A. Fokina’s occasionalisms can be compared with products of spontaneous popular word creation or with the results of the original poetic self-expression. Occasionalisms of various parts of speech are represented in the poetic texts, but the major priority is given to nouns and adjectives.

Keywords

occasionalism, dialecticism, figurative means of expression.