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CONNOTATIVE ANTHROPONYMS AND QUASI-ANTHROPONYMS DENOTING AVERAGE CITIZEN [PDF]
Naukovì zapiski Nacìonalʹnogo unìversitetu «Ostrozʹka akademìâ». Serìâ «Fìlologìâ», 2022 The article analyzes connotative and quasi-anthroponyms denoting the concept of ‘ordinary citizen’. Basing on the current material, we clarify the main structural and semantic features of such names in the Ukrainian, French and German languages. Connotative anthroponyms and quasi-anthroponyms have a common function, but are of different origins ...
Bozhko Iryna Serhiivna +1 more
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STUDYING HISTORY OF UZBEK ANTHROPONYMS AND ANTHROPONYMS IN THE WORK "TEMUR-NAME" [PDF]
, 2020 This article examines the history of the study of Uzbek anthroponyms and some anthroponyms in the work "Temur-name", the concepts of anthroponyms, anthroponymics, anthroponymy, historical anthroponymy, historical anthroponym, the role of such anthroponyms in the historical anthroponymy of the Uzbek language and their lexical-semantic, methodological ...
Nilufar, Muminova
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Two-Element Slavic Anthroponyms in Slovenian Toponymy [PDF]
Jezikoslovni zapiski, 2015 Among Slovenian toponyms formed from anthroponyms, 162 two-element Slavic anthroponyms have been found (including seven epithets of the type Mokronog, but without prefixed names of the type *Postoj or names with negation of the type *Nerad), of which 118
Silvo Torkar
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Anthroponyms and Microtextology of Literary Text
SHS Web of Conferences, 2018 This article deals with the basic types and functions of adjective constructions “accompanying” proper names in the literary text. This article continues research in the field of poetic onomastics. Stories and short novels by canonical Tatar writers such
Zinnatullina Gulshat
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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.
Baymirzaeva, Madina
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ANTHROPONYMS IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
This study explores the nature and evolution of anthroponyms—personal names—in the Russian language. The paper investigates their historical origins, linguistic structure, and cultural significance. Using descriptive, historical, and comparative linguistic methods, it analyzes how Russian anthroponyms have developed under the influence of Slavic ...
Malokhat, Sharipova
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THE SPECIFICITY OF ROMANIAN COMPOUND ANTHROPONYMS CONTAINING PREPOSITIONS [PDF]
Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa, 2015 In the present paper we propose to analyze the occurrences of the prepositions in the Romanian anthroponymic structures in relation to the situation in other Romance languages: French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese.
Ionela Matilda BREAZU
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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.
Baymirzaeva, Madina
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Some Stylistic Features of Anthroponyms in a Literary Text [PDF]
, 2023 The article talks about the stylistic features of anthroponyms and their role in the artistic work.
Orzubonu, Yusupova +1 more
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Meluzyna: dawna literatura i kultura, 2016 Proper nouns (anthroponyms) in Polish translations of Voltaire’s philosophical novel “Candide ou l’optimisme” Summary The aim of this paper is to verify how the translational horizon influences the treatment of ...
Agnieszka Saganiak
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