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ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOPONYMY AND LINGUISTICS / LA RELATION ENTRE LA LINGUISTIQUE ET LA TOPONYMIE / RAPORTUL DINTRE TOPONIMIE ŞI LINGVISTICĂ [PDF]

open access: yesStudii si Cercetari Filologice: Seria Limbi Straine Aplicate, 2013
The purpose of our paper is to demonstrate that toponymy is a science that studies place names both by considering the relationship they maintain with the geographic objects they individualize by naming, and by researching their significance, etymology
Oana-Maria Poenaru (Girigan)
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Linguistic formation patterns of anglicised traditional Yorùbá anthroponyms

open access: yes, 2021
Yorùbá personal names have been studied from different perspectives. A critical look at the linguistic processes involved in the anglicisation of Yorùbá personal names appears to be relatively unexplored.
Eze, Augustina Ngozi   +2 more
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Cognitive Analysis OF German Anthroponyms

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Anthroponyms, or personal names, are traditionally viewed in onomastics as rigid designators with minimal semantic content. However, from a cognitive linguistics perspective, German anthroponyms—encompassing forenames (Vornamen) and surnames ...
Kilichboevich, J. O. (Jumaev)
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COMMUNICATIVE FUNCTIONS OF ANTHROPONYMS IN LITERARY TEXT

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This article explores the linguopragmatic characteristics of anthroponyms using texts from contemporary Uzbek literature. Anthroponyms, beyond their nominal function, carry expressive and cultural meanings in literary contexts. The study demonstrates how
Otaxonova, Sohiba
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Onomastic Conversion - an Active Way OF Making Anthroponyms

open access: yes, 2023
The article discusses onomastic conversion (lexical-semantic method) – an active method of making ...
Shohjahon, K. (Karimov)
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Reflection OF Theonymic Features in Anthroponyms

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This article is devoted to the study of theonymic anthroponyms, that is, personal names derived from religious sources. The article studies in detail the etymological, semantic and linguistic aspects of theonymic anthroponyms.
ogli, Q. M. (Qobilov)
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De nuevo sobre los judíos granadinos al tiempo de su expulsión

open access: yesEn la España Medieval, 2007
Records of the embarkation at Almuñécar in June 1492 of 1485 Jews from Granada expelled by the Catholic Monarchs. Their insertion in 268 “houses” and geographical origins, the goods they carried, anthroponyms and other related facts.
Miguel-Ángel Ladero Quesada
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Collective Nicknames of the Inhabitants of the Eastern Vologda-Kostroma Frontier: Materials for a Dictionary [PDF]

open access: yesВопросы ономастики, 2014
The publication covers the collective nicknames registered by the Ural Federal University Toponymic Expedition in 2009–2013 on the territory of the eastern Vologda-Kostroma frontier: in Vokhomsky, Oktyabrsky, Pavinsky, Sharyinky Districts of Kostroma ...
Yulia B. Vorontsova
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The case of dead and non-used Nandi anthroponyms

open access: yes, 2010
This paper discusses the dead and non-used Nandi anthroponyms with the aim of highlighting the factors behind their disappearance, non-use or declining usage.
Susan Chebet-Choge
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Chuvash-Determined Surnames as a Marker of the Cheboksary Regiolect of the Russian Language

open access: yesЭтническая культура
The work continues the series of publications on the Cheboksary regional dialect of the Russian language. This study examines Russian surnames of Chuvash origin as a feature of the speech of residents of Cheboksary.
Eduard V. Fomin
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