01612nas a2200253   4500000000100000000000100001000000100002008004100003653002200044653002400066653001300090653001200103653001300115653001200128653001200140100001800152700001600170245009700186856014800283300001200431490000700443520088800450022002001338       2021                            d10acultural heritage10aAxiological meaning10aEthnonym10aSiberia10aSiberian10aToponym10aXenonym1 aE.S. Muchkina1 aM.A. Bitner00aImage of Siberia and Siberians in English: Linguistic interpretation of axiological meanings  uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85106738409&doi=10.17516%2f1997-1370-0733&partnerID=40&md5=9f894d35fee8ba8e1f659bea6efce7b8  a459-4650 v143 aLanguages reveal different value systems represented in linguistic signs. Linguistic signs are full of hidden meanings and implications that need paying attention to in the process of translation into another culture. While interpreting intangible cultural heritage one should consider the differences in the value systems. The article deals with the representation of the regional culture of Siberia in the space of the English language. It is stated that values can be studied via interpreting axiological statements with metaphors and comparative constructions, similes and epithets referring to the toponyms and ethnonyms under study. Such contexts demonstrate the results of axiological interpretation of linguistic units and reveal attitudinal meanings and stereotypes. The authors identify a number of characteristics inherent to the stereotypical image of Siberia in English.  a19971370 (ISSN)