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Apposition and Anthroponyms

Studia Philologica, 2021
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anthroponym, n.

2023
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Les anthroponymes Somalis

1993
Mohamed-Abdi Mohamed. Les anthroponymes Somalis. In: Anthropologie somalienne. Besançon : Université de Franche-Comté, 1993. pp. 177-184. (Annales littéraires de l'Université de Besançon, 495)
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ANTHROPONYMS AS A IDEOLOGIES

Odessa National University Herald. Series: Philology, 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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[About some "anatomic anthroponyms"].

Revue medicale de Liege, 2003
Daily in our practice we use terms of anatomy. Some of these terms are directly linked to the name of their discoverer. Very often, we ignore or have forgotten the history of these anatomists. The author, with a short repertory refreshes our memory.
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LINGUISTIC STATUS OF ANTHROPONYMS

This article deals with the linguistic status of anthroponyms, which occupy a special place in lexical system of language. This factual perspective is determined by specific features of proper names including grammatical, historical and semantic peculiarities.
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1. Anthroponyme

2020
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ETYMOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FRENCH ANTHROPONYM

This article analyzes the history of the origin of anthroponyms. Opinions were given on the use of French anthroponyms, the expression of the history and culture of the French people, the fact that the name serves not only as a means of naming a person, but also as a carrier of information.
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PECULIARITIES IN MEANING OF ANTHROPONYMS

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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ANTHROPONYMES (§ 361-462)

2010
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