The journal "Ural-Altaic studies" is concerned with linguistic matters, connected with the Uralic and Altaic languages. It is bilingual; all papers are published in both Russian and English.

• Table of Contents (page 4)
• E. M. Devyatkina, M. V. Shkapa. Mordovian names for weapons: comparing linguistic and archaeological data (page 7)
• L. L. Karpova. Degrees of qualitative adjectives in North-Udmurt dialects (page 24)
• Yu. V. Normanskaya. Verifying the localization of Turkic ancestral homes based on comparison of linguistic and archaeological data about Turkic weapon system (page 34)
• I. M. Nurieva. Udmurt folk song terminology in the context of historical and cultural tradition (page 57)
• V. I. Rassadin. Pronouns in Mongolian and Turkic languages (page 63)
• P. Rudnev. Why Turkish kendisi is a pronominal (page 76)
• B. Khabtagaeva. Yakut elements of Mongolic origin in Evenki (page 93)
• ETYMOLOGICAL NOTES (page 110)
• O. A. Teush. New material on Komi loans in the dialects of Russian North (Lena district of Arkhangelsk region) (page 110)
• REVIEWS (page 120)
• V. Yu. Gusev. Collective monograph Sketches on phonetics of disappearing Samoyed languages (Enets, Nganasan, Selkup): analysis of distribution and phonemic compositionŽ (page 120)
• O. V. Khanina, A. B. Shluinsky. Sorokina I. P. The Enets LanguageŽ (page 122)
• A RESEARCHER AND HIS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL (page 124)
• O. V. Mischenko, O. A. Teush. Ural-Altaic problems in the works of Aleksandr K. Matveev: in memory of the researcher (page 124)
• PERSONALIA (page 139)
• On the anniversary of Dmitri M. Nasilov (page 139)
• Lyudmila Vasilevna Khomich (page 144)
• Style sheet (page 150)
• How to subscribe (page 153)