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Lexical-Semantic and Etymological Research of Anthroponyms in Uzbek, Russian and English Languages
Anthroponyms are of great importance in people's lives. They reflected the culture and worldview of society. Names are inextricably linked with the history of the people. This article focuses on lexical-semantic, their origin and etymological research of
Komiljonovna, K. I. (Koziyeva) +1 more
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On the Anthroponyms of the North, Siberia and the Far East Peoples: Nenets, Evens, Chukchi
The purpose of this article is to study the anthroponyms of the indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East in a comparative manner. The author studies the problem of the existence of personal names, surnames, nicknames, ethnonyms in the ...
Alexander A. Petrov
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Bella signora dai capelli turchini, or maybe o kruczoczarnych włosach – the translation of proper names in the Polish dubbed version of Roberto Benigni’s Pinocchio The translation of proper names depends to a great extent on cultural marking, on the ...
Werona Król‑Gierat
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THE ROLE OF ANTHROPONYMS IN FRENCH.
In this article, to identify and systematize lexical-semantic, linguoculturological and structural featuressystems of modern personal names in French. Competentuse of the anthroponym form, knowledge of a foreign language and knowledge foreign cultural models of personal names is one of the most important conditions the success of the process of ...
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Lexical System of the Bashkir Language: Representing Gender
Introduction. The Bashkir language ― like other Turkic languages ― contains no category of grammatical gender explicitly associated with the gender of animate nouns. There are only lexical means of gender designation. Goals. In this regard, the article
Linara K. Ishkildina
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ON THE USE OF ANTHROPONYMS IN POETRY
The article deals with the consideration of the anthroponymic structural models of the poetical works of the British authors of the 18th –19th centuries (G. G. Byron, R. Burns, W. Blake, etc.).
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Invertebrates and herptiles for livelihoods-ethnozoological use among different ethnic communities in Jammu and Kashmir (Indian Himalayas). [PDF]
Hassan M +5 more
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Exploring Functional Nature of English Anthroponyms in Literary Texts for Children
Defining the functional nature of English anthroponyms in literary texts for children is complicated philological problems as these language elements perform an essential role in creating the system of images of any literary work.
Kateryna Pylypiuk +3 more
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Anthroponyms as Address in Japanese
The article aims to study of anthroponyms as a reference in Japanese. Anthroponyms as forms of circulation and their functioning in the modern literary Japanese language were described and the socio-psychological factors influencing the choice of a certain form of appeal were considered as well as functional shifts in the system of forms of ...
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THEORETICAL BASIS OF CLASSIFICATION OF FRENCH ANTHROPONYMS
The article considers the theoretical identification of national features of the use of anthroponyms in the French language, their denotative and connotative meanings in the linguo-pragmatic ...
Kamalova Sanobar Jabborovna
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