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Anthroponymy in the Pomianyk of Horodyšče

, 1964
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Congruence, (in)correctness, and appropriateness in anthroponymy

Proceedings of the International Conference on Onomastics ”Name and Naming”
This paper closely follows Eugen Coşeriu’s theoretical model of the three levels of language and applies it to the field of anthroponymy. The approach is theoretical and starts from the classification of anthroponyms into the three levels of language ...
Daiana Felecan
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Problems OF Anthroponymy in Uzbek Linguistics

, 2023
Anthroponym, anthroponymics, anthroponymy, first name, nickname, surname, nickname, first name, regional anthroponymy, anthroponymic dictionary, patronymic, anthroponymic universal, anthroponymic system, anthroponymic ...
Kozieva Ikbol Komiljonovna, Shermukhamedova Nasiba Almasovna, Mukimova Gulandom Axatovna   +2 more
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The Influence OF Islam on Uzbek Anthroponymy

, 2023
The article deals with the influence of Islam on Uzbek anthroponymy. By focusing on the syntactic, semantic and cultural properties of personal names, this article illustrates how Islamic ideasand Arabic-Persian linguistic items have penetrated in to the
Melibayeva Soxibaxon, Adxammirza Qizi
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Teaching of Anthroponymy

Onoma: Journal of the International Council of Onomastic Sciences, 2004
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Witkiewicz’s Anthroponymy

Comparative Drama, 1969
The last decade has witnessed a remarkable revival of interest in Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz (1885-1939), the Polish novelist and playwright whose dramas foreshadow the avant-garde phenomenon known as the Theater of the Absurd. Highly controversial during his lifetime, Witkiewicz had been forgotten for nearly a quarter of a century after his tragic ...
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Anthroponymy and Cultural Identity: The Significance of Akan and Yorùbá Personal Names

SOKOTO JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Personal names in Akan and Yorùbá societies of West Africa serve as profound markers of cultural identity, destiny, and spiritual belief. However, modernisation, globalisation, and the spread of Abrahamic religions have increasingly influenced naming ...
Ănuolúwapọ̀Adéwùnmí ADÉTỌ̀MÍWÁ
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Anthroponymy as one of the main branches of onomastics

Filologiya məsələləri Journal of Philological Issues
N. Madatova
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Ukrainian anthroponymy in the Carpathian Mountains

2000
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REMEMBER YOUR NAME": ANTHROPONYMY AND THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR

History of Everyday Life
The article examines a set of names (anthroponymy) that arose during the Great Patriotic War. Relevance is determined by the historical memory of the people and the 80th anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of Leningrad and the upcoming ...
E. V. Dianova
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