Из восточнославянской лексики: русск. диал. алынья; блр. Лахазва; русск. диал. обазурить(ся), обазулить(ся), блр. абазурыцца
From East Slavic Vocabulary: Russ. dial. alynĭâ; Bel. Lahazva; Russ. dial. obazuritĭ(sâ), obazulitĭ(sâ), Bel. abazurycca

Summary/Abstract: This article presents an etymological analysis of three East Slavic lexical items. Russ. dial. alynĭâ ‘cow’ reflects PSl [*olni/]*olnĭji ‘doe’ but omitted the regular metathesis in the initial ol- and eliminated the closed syllable by developing a secondary extrashort vowel; this phenomenon is known in some peripheral Slavic dialects. The Belarusian hydronym Lahazva is derived from the rare anthroponymic stem by means of the formant -va (< *-ū, -ъve). Russian and Belarusian dialectical verbs obazuritĭ(sâ), obazulitĭ(sâ), abazurycca are prefixial(-postfixal) formations from the verbs bazuritĭ, bazulitĭ(sâ), many of whose meanings are close to those of the verbs in discussion.

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