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Idiomatic expressions and proverbs with an anthroponym component in the German language / A. Suprynovich

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Раздел 6. Перевод как опосредованная двуязычная коммуникация: теория, практика, дидактика перевода = Section 6. Translation as mediated bilingual communication: theory, practice, didactics of translationВ статье рассматриваются немецкие устойчивые ...
Супринович, О. Е.
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«Eshmun è (mia) madre». Osservazioni su una curiosa parentela [PDF]

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The anthroponym «Eshmun is (my) mother» attested in Carthage raises questions about the gender representation of deities. The question arises as to how a male deity could fulfil the role of a mother for an individual bearing such a name.
Bonnet, Corinne
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PECULIARITIES IN MEANING OF ANTHROPONYMS

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This article is devoted to the description of significant peculiarities in meaning of anthroponyms. Anthroponyms of any language have their own peculiarities, however, in cultural-historic process the anthroponyms of different linguistic culture influenced each other.
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ANTHROPONYM TOLSTOY IN THE LYRICS OF BORIS CHICHIBABIN [PDF]

open access: yes, 2019
Появление многочисленных научных исследований позволяет говорить о том, что интерес языковедов к проблеме употребления собственных имен в структуре художественного текста постоянно растет.
Юрьева, Ж. А.
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Anthroponyms in the Uzbek Worldview

open access: yesVestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Asian and African Studies
This article explores the role of anthroponyms in the Uzbek linguistic worldview. According to the author, proper names of people are a result of secondary interpretation and represent a cultural and spiritual value that has been formed by representatives of an ethnic group over many centuries.
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Educating the principals of Linguistic Universal in Concept «Nature»

open access: yes, 2020
The article is concerned with educating the concepts “proper name * toponym + anthroponym” linguocultural category and summarizing the analysis with regard to cognitive perception of Nakh-Dagestanian languages.
G. Sh., Chamsedinova   +4 more
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ANTHROPONYMS IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

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This study explores the nature and evolution of anthroponyms—personal names—in the Russian language. The paper investigates their historical origins, linguistic structure, and cultural significance. Using descriptive, historical, and comparative linguistic methods, it analyzes how Russian anthroponyms have developed under the influence of Slavic ...
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Peculiarities of Allusive Representation of Anthroponyms in English Journalistic Discourse

open access: yes, 2012
У статті представлено класифікацію антропонімів за ознакою актуальності окремих характеристик первинного референта. Проаналізовано особливості The article deals with the concept of allusive anthroponym.
Ісмаїлова, Є. А.   +1 more
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ANTHROPONYMS AND THEIR LINGUACULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS.

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The semantics of phraseological units, namely antroponyms, is the focus of this article. It is well known that the greatest lexical-semantic group of onomastic units consists of antroponyms. As a result, this article uses multiple instances to study proper nouns in the English and Uzbek languages from a linguacultural perspective.
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