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The Concentration of Personal Names in Late Medieval Florence
This study applies quantitative methods to explore the evolution of personal names in late medieval Florence. Using large historical datasets—including the “Libro di Montaperti” (1260), the “Catasto” (1427), and the “Tratte” (1282–1532)—I examine how ...
Stefano Ciliberti
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Anthroponymie shakespearienne [PDF]
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Quiemonis and the epichoric anthroponymy of Ig
The main focus of the article is the personal name Q(u)iemoni(s), recently discovered on a tombstone found in the Church of sv. Janez Krstnik (St. John the Baptist) in Podkraj. Recognising its profound importance for a better understanding of the autochthonous onomastic tradition of Roman-period Ig, the etymological and epigraphic approach to the name (
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On the Anthroponymy of Sveti Lovreč Labinski
La lingua parlata di San Lorenzo d'Albona fa parte del sottogruppo di Labin (Albona) e che nella letteratura rilevante a livello dialettale è inclusa nel sottodialetto dell’idioma centrale ciakavo-ecavo dell’Istria. Questo lavoro presenta i dati storici e geografici fondamentali della parlata locale d’interesse.
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Dazhboh of the 15th Century: from the History of Ukrainian Anthroponymy and Theonymy
Статтю присвячено функціонуванню імені Дажбог у Східній Європі XV ст. та його походженню. Це імʼя не має прямого звʼязку з давньоруським божеством Дажбогом.
Арістов, Вадим
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Dazhboh of The 15th Century: From The History of Ukrainian Anthroponymy and Theonymy
Статтю присвячено функціонуванню імені Дажбог у Східній Європі XV ст. та його походженню. Це імʼя не має прямого звʼязку з давньоруським божеством Дажбогом.
Арістов, Вадим
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ANTHROPONYMY IN ONOMASTIC SPACE
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LEXICO-SEMANTIC DERIVATIVES IN UNOFFICIAL ANTHROPONYMY: WORD-FORMATION POTENTIAL
N. Shulska, R. Zinchuk, O. Verbovetska
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