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66^ Конденсация (сгущение) – процесс, посредством которого два (или более) образа объединяются (или могут быть объединены) так, чтобы образовать составной образ, наделенный смыслом и энергией, полученными от обоих. 

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76^ Æгъдауджын-воспитанный, порядочный, дисциплинированный. В данном контексте æгъдау подразумевает, институциональные рамки, обуславливающие поведение осетина.

77^ В данном контексте сбор семьи, представителей братских фамилий.

78^ Интервью с мужчиной сорока лет, 4 апреля 2014г. Пожелал остаться неизвестным.

79^ ОАО “Электроцинк” Предприятие металлургического комплекса Уральской Горно-Металлургической Компании.

80^ Интервью с мужчиной 45 лет, сотрудник ОАО «Электроцинк», 3 апреля 2014 года.

81^ Там же.

82^ Деду- дедушка (пер. с осетинского)