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, 2013 Despite being an important part of the audiovisual market, cartoon translation still lacks scholarly attention in present-day Lithuania. The article presents a comparative analysis of English dialogue and Lithuanian subtitles with consideration to ...
Judickaitė-Pašvenskienė, Ligita
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SmartCrop: knowledge base of molecular genetic mechanisms of rice and wheat adaptation to stress factors. [PDF]
Vavilovskii Zhurnal Genet SelektsiiDemenkov PS +11 more
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News discourses threatening multiculturalism in Ethiopian mainstream TV channels: Discourse historical approach. [PDF]
HeliyonEranfeno GN, Gemeda AJ, Bamano AZ.
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ANTHROPONYMS AND THEIR SEMANTIC PROPERTIES IN LITERARY TEXT.
, 2019 The article analyzes the role of anthroponyms in literary text, their semantic features, and the characteristics of the characters or the image that they create and convey to the ...
Ismailov, Usarjon Usufjanovich
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On the Anthropological Analysis of Anthroponyms
Вопросы ономастики, 2012 First publication: Bromberger Ch. Pour une analyse anthropologique des noms de personnes // Langages. n° 66 (juin 1982): Le Nom Propre. P. 103-124. Translated by D.
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Anthroponyms in the Uzbek Worldview
Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Asian and African StudiesThis 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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ANTHROPONYMS AND THEIR LINGUACULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS.
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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Ethnonyms and Non-Slavic Anthroponyms in the Birch Bark Manuscripts
, 2010 The article presents historical-linguistic analysis for the number of ethnonyms and anthroponyms discovered in the writings on birch bark of Novgorod, Pskov and Staraya Russa.
Шилов, А. Л., Shilov, A. L.
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Dear Lenka, Leni, Lenny, Lenuš… : several notes on the development of anthroponyms
, 2018 In Europe, anthroponyms have undergone a complex development, as simple one-word personal names have developed into multi-word structures containing one, two or more personal names and a stable surname.
Spáčilová, Libuše
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