Items where Author is "Salmiņa, Valda"

Article

Salmiņa, Valda (2009) Biblical Person Names in The Book of Lamentations by Grigor Narekatsi (1001-1003). Kultūras Studijas. Personvārds kultūrā. Zinātnisku rakstu krājums, I . pp. 55-64. ISSN 978-9984-14-413-9

Salmiņa, Valda (2009) Sources and symbols of the Song of Resurrection „Havun, havun” (Bird, bird) by Grigor Narekatsi (947 – 1011) (in Latvian). Cultural Studies. Animals in Literature and Culture. Kultūras Studijas, Dzīvnieki kultūrā. Zinātnisko rakstu krājums, II . pp. 56-66. ISSN 978-9984-14-470-2

Book Section

Salmiņa, Valda (2015) Žēlabu grāmata. Narekas Grigors. Izlase. Atdzejojumi latviešu valodā. In: Žēlabu grāmata. Narekas Grigors. Publicēts daļēji dažādos izdevumos. (Submitted)

Conference or Workshop Item

Zekiyan, Bogos Levon and Mutafian, Claude and Priede, Andris and Salmiņa, Valda and Hovhanessian, Vahan S. and Terian, Abraham and Taivāne, Elizabete and Spārītis, Ojārs and Utidjian, Haig and Tamrazyan, Arusyak (2023) Armenian conference dedicated to the 850th death anniversary of St. Nerses the Gracious. In: Cconference dedicated to the 850th death anniversary of St. Nerses the Gracious, 24th November 2023, University of Latvia.

Salmiņa, Valda (2023) St. Nerses Shnorhali's historical poem "Lament of Edessa". In: Conference on the occasion of the 850th anniversary of the death of Saint Nerses the Graceful (Shnorhali), 24th November 2023., Riga, Latvia. (Submitted)

Salmiņa, Valda (2012) Jaunplatonisma ideju atspulgs Narekas Grigora “Žēlabu grāmatas”latviešu tulkojumā. In: 70th conference, section: Faculty of Theology, 2012. 10.02., University of Latvia.

Salmiņa, Valda (2008) The function and rendering in Latvian of genitive constructions in the semantic structure of the Book of Lamentations of Gregor from Narek (in Armenian). In: XI General Conference of the International Association of Armenian Studies (AIEA), 2008, 10-12 September, Paris. (Submitted)

Salmiņa, Valda (2005) Wiedergabe der poetischen und theologischen Begrifflichkeit in der lettischen Übersetzung des Buches der Klagelieder von Grigor Narekatsi. In: X General Conference of the International Association of Armenian Studies (AIEA), Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, September, 2005.