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Building a Dictionary of Anthroponyms
2006This paper presents a methodology for building an electronic dictionary of anthroponyms of European Portuguese (DicPRO), which constitutes a useful resource for computational processing, due to the importance of names in the structuring of information in texts. The dictionary has been enriched with morphosyntactic and semantic information.
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2021
This article analyzes teaching anthroponyms in secondary schools and in English classes.
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This article analyzes teaching anthroponyms in secondary schools and in English classes.
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2010
Die Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit den Personennamen in Catania, dabei werden typische Vornamen, Familiennamen und Beinamen analysiert und der Nutzen der Onomastik hervorgehoben.
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Die Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit den Personennamen in Catania, dabei werden typische Vornamen, Familiennamen und Beinamen analysiert und der Nutzen der Onomastik hervorgehoben.
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Transylvania—An Anthroponymic Perspective
2021As a part of Central European space, Transylvania displays a multiethnic, multicultural, multireligious and multilingual configuration, developed across centuries through the coexistence of several ethnic groups: Romanians, Hungarians, Germans, Jews, Gypsy and so on.
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The study of Azerbaijani anthroponyms helps us understand the rich history and cultural heritage of the Azerbaijani people. Most anthroponyms are formed from commonly used words in language. The ways of forming anthroponyms, reflecting ancient Azerbaijani personal names, are identical to other lexical units in the language. Three ways of word formation
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The study of Azerbaijani anthroponyms helps us understand the rich history and cultural heritage of the Azerbaijani people. Most anthroponyms are formed from commonly used words in language. The ways of forming anthroponyms, reflecting ancient Azerbaijani personal names, are identical to other lexical units in the language. Three ways of word formation
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2018
The article outlines the problems of de-communization in Ukraine, which areassociated, on the one hand, with a change in the country's geographical onomastics, and on the other, liberation from the influence of communist ideology. Anthroponyms and ideologies are designed to shape nationalistic values in the minds of Ukrainians.
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The article outlines the problems of de-communization in Ukraine, which areassociated, on the one hand, with a change in the country's geographical onomastics, and on the other, liberation from the influence of communist ideology. Anthroponyms and ideologies are designed to shape nationalistic values in the minds of Ukrainians.
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