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Nicknames in teaching Russian as a foreign language
Russian Language Studies, 2022 The question of expanding the range of linguistic units involved as a linguo-didactic material is raised in the article. The purpose of the work is to substantiate the need to use such a category of proper names as nicknames in the framework of the ...
Maria V. Bobrova
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COMSERVA : Jurnal Penelitian dan Pengabdian MasyarakatThis study explores the intriguing connections between anthroponymy and chess, revealing how the names of chess openings offer captivating insights into the game’s history and culture. Drawing inspiration from the popularity of chess streamers on YouTube,
Luthfi Hakim Bintang Pratama
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Anthroponymy of works by I. Nechuy-Levytsky
, 2021 У статті було визначено походження антропонімів у творах І. Нечуя-Левицького : «Кайдашева сім’я», «Микола Джеря», «Старосвітські батюшки та матушки», «Хмари».
Кравцова, А. Є.
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Necronym as Cultural Identity in Batak Toba: An Anthroponymy Perspective
Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social ChangeThis study explores the clan names in cemeteries, called necronyms, in Samosir Regency to identify the cultural identity of the Batak Toba people in Samosir Regency. Furthermore, the study explains the role of the boru clan name in cemeteries because the
Riris Mutiara Paulina Simamora +3 more
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Semantic Microsystems in the Nickname Anthroponymy of the Russian North
Вестник Пермского университета. Российская и зарубежная филология, 2023 The article analyzes semantic microsystems in the nickname anthroponymy of the Russian North, which are understood as two or more nicknames formed from semantically related (synonymous, an-tonymous, belonging to the same thematic group, etc.) appellative
E. O. Borisova
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Onomasticon of a Dialect Speaker: A Lexicographic Project [PDF]
Вопросы ономастики, 2015 The article exposes the conception of a dictionary reflecting the system of proper names of a traditional culture bearer. The dictionary is supposed to focus upon the onomasticon of a dialect speaker retrieved from the oral discourse of one person; it ...
Ekaterina V. Ivantsova
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History, Archeology and Ethnography of the Caucasus, 2023 The Arabic language, which came to the East Caucasus along with Islam, with the intensification of Islamization processes became the language of writing for the region.
M. Musaev
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Linguocultural Foundations And Historical Stratification Of Uzbek Anthroponymy
American Journal Of Philological SciencesThis article provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical, linguocultural, and semantic dimensions of the Uzbek anthroponymic system. It examines the multilayered structure of personal names shaped by ancient Turkic, Persian–Tajik, and Arabic ...
Yashnarbekova Shaxzoda
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Historical anthroponymy from the village of Kobalista, Drama region
Papers of the Institute for Bulgarian Language “Prof. Lyubomir Andreychin”, 2023 The topic of historical anthroponymy is not well developed in Bulgarian onomastics. This applies to the study of historical anthroponymy of individual settlements, regions, districts, in a synchronic and diachronic plan.
Georgi Mitrinov
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Scientific Bulletin, 2019 Each object has its own identity, name in life, which separate it from the others. Some of the names were similar nature and are granted animate and inanimate beings. A number of animate as well as some inanimate beings are given specific names that distinguishes them from other animate and inanimate beings, these names are considered specific names ...
Mammadkhan Soltanov, Samira Amrahova
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