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Changes in the system of anthroponyms in the Uzbek language at the end of the 20th century - the beginning of the 21st century [PDF]

, 2022
This article covers the issues related to the anthroponymics branch of the field of onomastics. The concept of anthroponym, its scope, types of anthroponym, name and its meaning are described in detail.
Koziyeva Iqbal Komiljonovna
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Anthroponyms as Address in Japanese

Bulletin of Science and Practice, 2021
The article aims to study of anthroponyms as a reference in Japanese. Anthroponyms as forms of circulation and their functioning in the modern literary Japanese language were described and the socio-psychological factors influencing the choice of a certain form of appeal were considered as well as functional shifts in the system of forms of ...
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ANTROPONYMS AS AN OBJECT OF LINGUO-CRIMINALISTIC EXPERTIZE

Неофилология, 2016
The notion linguistic expertise is understood. Linguistic research is often hidden in this notion. It is proved that it is the example of onomastic research diversification. It is established that Russian citizens have difficult problems with equal legal
Mikhail Viktorovich Gorbanevskiy, Vladimir Olegovich Maksimov   +1 more
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Semantic Properties of Anthroponyms

Indonesian Journal of Innovation Studies, 2022
This article discusses the lexical-semantic features of anthroponyms, their origin and etymology as well. Anthroponyms have also been analyzed on the example of some names.
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Kinship anthroponym in the namings of the 16th century noblemen of Kaunas Region

, 2011
The documents of 1528 and 1567 illustrate that the namings of the nobility of Kaunas region have a patronymic suffix which is not always a patronym (i. e. paternal name).
Čirūnaitė, Jūratė
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The Etymology of Old Russian Place Names with the Suffix *-itji

Jezikoslovni zapiski, 2015
This article discusses the etymology of some toponyms with the suffix *-itji (e.g., Bobonichi, Vachenitsy, Vlanitsi, Volbovichi, Narudichi, Shemenichi, Yazhelbitsy, and others) mentioned in Old Russian written sources.
Maksim A. Jujukin
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Kinship anthroponym in the namings of the 16th century noblemen of Kaunas Region

, 2010
Straipsnyje tiriami 1528 m. ir 1567 m. LDK kariuomenės dokumentuose užrašyti Kauno pavieto bajorų giminėms priklausančių asmenų giminių asmenvardžiai. Bajorų įvardijimuose patronimine forma užrašytas antrasis asmenvardis ne visada būdavo tėvavardis. 1528
Čirūnaitė, Jūratė
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Surnames as Middle Names in England

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Names used in the middle position of an anthroponym (that is, between the first name and surname) are a relatively recent introduction to England, first substantively occurring in the eighteenth century but only becoming widespread from the nineteenth ...
Stephen J. Bush
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Germanizavimo įtaka Mažosios Lietuvos asmenvardžiams XVIII–XIX a.

, 2016
The purpose of the article is to evaluate the influence of the 18th century great German colonisation, Germanisation and the related bilingualism (Lithuanian and German) on the Lithuania Minor anthroponyms that functioned in the 18th-19th centuries.
Žemienė, Aušra
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Functions of the anthroponyms in the novels by Dina Rubina “Belaya golubka Kordovy” (The white dove of Cordoba”) and “Sindrom Petrushki” (The Punch Syndrome)

RUDN Journal of Studies in Literature and Journalism, 2018
The article is devoted to the anthroponym function of the name “Silva” in two novels by Dina Rubina: “Belaya golubka Kordovy” (“The white dove of Cordoba”, 2009) and “Sindrom Petrushki” (“The Punch Syndrome”, 2010).
Lyubov’ Gennadyevna Kikhney, Alina Georgievna Silcheva   +1 more
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