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The Quasiethnonym Cheldon (to the Semantic Typology of Ethnonyms)

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Languages and Literatures
Bushakov, VA
Shodoznavstvo 2012, 59:3-6
https://doi.org/10.15407/skhodoznavstvo2012.59.003
Section: Languages and Literature
Language: Ukrainian
Abstract: 

The Siberian quasiethnonym Cheldón has been etymologized from the Buryat word corresponding to the Mongolian šaldan(g) “naked” and Kalmyk šaldū “without trousers”.
Keywords: The Quasiethnonym Cheldon (to the Semantic Typology of Ethnonyms)

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