Uluro Ado

Born on April 30, 1938 in the Olerinsky tundra of the Nizhnekolymsky ulus of the Yakut ASSR .

He graduated from the Herzen Leningrad Pedagogical Institute (1962), graduate school of the Institute of Language, Literature and History (now the Institute for Humanitarian Studies and Problems of the Small Peoples of the North SB RAS ). The topic of the dissertation is "Compound nouns in the Yukagir language."

Since 1968 - researcher at the Institute of Language, Literature and History of the Yakutsk Branch of the Siberian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

At present, he is the chief research fellow at the Institute for Humanitarian Research and the Problems of Small Indigenous Peoples of the North of the SB RAS .

Brother of artist Nikolai Kurilov and writer and artist Semyon Kurilov .

He began writing his first poems in 1961. The first works were published in 1962 on the pages of republican print media. About 20 books were published in Yukagir, Russian, Yakut, Estonian.

• A collection of poems and stories "Yukagir bonfires", (Yakut Book Publishing House, 1965) The first edition in the Yukagir language ( Uluro Ado, Kurilov S. N. Yukagir bonfires. Poems and stories. - Yakutsk, Yakutknigoizdat. 1965. - 71 pp.).
• Yuko's stories. - M.: Children's Literature, 1973. - 32 pp. - 2nd ed. - M., 1983.
• Melted snow. - M., Contemporary. 1975 .-- 79 pp.
• While the deer doze. - M., Soviet Russia. 1973. - 111 p.
• Our friend Chaga. A play for puppet theaters in 2 d. - Yakutsk, 1984. - 20 pp.
• Collection of poems "Sweetheart Labunmedanu." - Yakutsk, 1992 .-- 62 p.
• News from the Tundra: Poems. - Yakutsk, Beechik, 2006 .-- 79 pp.
• The monologue poem “The Rumble of the Polar Lights” (The Rumble of the Polar Lights: poem. In Yukagir and Russian. Dyokuuskay (Yakutsk), Bichik. 2009. - 86 pp.).
• The poem "Idilway".
• The poem "Nunny."
• IV volume of the series “Monuments of folklore of the peoples of the North and the Far East” under the name “Folklore of the Yukagirs” (M .; Novosibirsk: Nauka, 2005).
• The author of the libretto for the Yukagir ballet "Amo and His Friends" by Maria Saydykulova ^[1] .

• "Compound nouns in the Yukagir language." - L., Nauka, 1977. - 120 pages (the same: diss. To. Philol. N. - L., 1969).
• "The rules of spelling in the Yukagir language" (Yakutsk, 1987).
• “Nominal affixation of nouns” (Yakutsk, 1980).
• “Yukagir-Russian Dictionary” (Yakutsk, 1990).
• Academic Yukagir-Russian Dictionary (Novosibirsk: Nauka, 2003).
• Lexicology of the modern Yukagir language: The development of vocabulary and the role of the Yakut language in borrowings. Diss. ... d. Philol. n - Yakutsk, 2000.
• “The lexicology of the modern Yukagir language” (Novosibirsk: Nauka, 2003. - 284 p.).
• Textbook for high schools and universities "Modern Yukagir language" (2007).

• Honored Worker of Culture of the YASSR;
• Academician of the Academy of Spirituality of the Republic of Sakha;
• Doctor of Philology;
• Honored Scientist of the Republic of Sakha;
• Prize winner Tekki Odulok ;
• Medal of Academician N. V. Chersky “For Outstanding Contribution to Science”;
• medal “For scientific works useful to society”;
• Golden Sign of Yakutsk.

• Poet and scientist Gavriil Nikolaevich Kurilov - Uluro Ado (Bibliographic Index). / Comp. M.E. Yakovleva. - Yakutsk, 1992 .-- 23 p.

• Gavril Nikolaevich Kurilov (neopr.) . Institute for Humanitarian Research and the Problems of the Indigenous Peoples of the North SB RAS . Date of treatment March 22, 2014.
• Sergey Karatov. Eternal motives of life and death : Literary Russia. - September 8, 2006. - No. 36 . Archived on October 20, 2011.