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Research of anthroponymy of the Uzbek language

E3S Web of Conferences
This article provides information about the onomastics field of linguistics and the anthroponyms included in it. The article describes in detail the gradual study of Uzbek language antoponyms by Turkological scientists and their work on anthroponyms. Not
Iqbol Koziyeva
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On anthroponymy in the Streets of Santa Fe, NM

Revista GTLex, 2023
The connection between a street and the anthroponym which identifies it goes beyond a simple way of locating in the geographical space. It constitutes a representation of the national, local, international and cultural history and, at the same time, it is a sort of government control since they not only serve administratively, but also legitimize the ...
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Sociolinguistic analysis of regional anthroponymy

, 2009
Straipsnyje keliama hipotezė, kad skirtingų Lietuvos regionų vietinių gyventojų antroponimija kilmės ir darybos požiūriu santykiškai tarpusavyje esmingai nesiskiria, o atitinkamai visuose regionuose pastebėtų skirtumų esama dėl: 1) asmenų įvardijimo ...
Kalėdienė, Laima
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Russian anthroponymy of the 18th century according to the confessional registers of the Opochetsky uyezd churches [PDF]

, 2019
The text is devoted to Russian anthroponymy of the 18th century on the results of confessional registers research. Much attention is given to the origin of anthroponyms, canonical and unofficial forms usage, frequency, distribution of three-part form ...
Stepanova, M., Matsevich, S.
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Onomastic Space, or What, How and Why We Name [Review of: Shmeleva, T. V. (2013). Onomastics. A Handbook. Slavyansk-na-Kubani: KubGU Press] [PDF]

Вопросы ономастики, 2014
Giving a high appraisal to the handbook by T. V. Shmeleva, the reviewer considers it a fullfledged monograph covering almost all the branches of onomastics including those which have not attracted much attention from scholars until recently.
Elena V. Dushechkina
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Greek, Latin and Palaeo-Balkan Languages in Contact

Rhesis, 2016
Focusing on the area of Danubian provinces of Roman Empire, this paper aims at touching upon linguistic diversity and language change in north-western Balkans in Roman epoch.
Dragana Grbić
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Giertruda – Lover of Arms or Heroine of Labour? About Radical Changes in Anthroponymy

Zeszyty Cyrylo-Metodiańskie
A reviev of: Seweryn, Agnieszka. Revolution in Anthroponymics. New Names of the Soviet Period of the First Half of the 1920s. Krakow: Avalon Press, 2021. ISBN 978-83-7730-572-0, 218 pp. [In Russian: Seweryn, Agnieszka.
P. Złotkowski
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Traditions and Transformations in Greek Anthroponymy (Based on the Field Studies of Greeks of Russia in 2022–2023)

Voprosy Onomastiki
The article is based on the field materials of three expeditions to the Greeks of Russia (territories of the Krasnodar Krai, Karachay-Cherkessia, Caucasus Mineral Waters region).
Ksenia A. Klimova, I. Nikitina
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Turksprachige Anthroponymie in Deutschland

Namenkundliche Informationen, 2010
Since the 1960s Germany has seen the arrival of a considerable number of immigrants, mainly from Turkey. The Turkish language, the religion of the Turkish people and other Turkish groups manifest themselves in their naming traditions. The Turkish history, culture and language (also of other groups who speak a Turkish language) is unknown in Germany ...
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Convergence Place in Informal Anthroponymy [PDF]

, 2013
В статье исследуются границы и состав неофициальной системы именований, анализируются критерии разграничения неофициальных форм личных имен и прозвищ, предлагается дефиниция следующих терминов: неофициальный антропоним, неофициальная форма (модификат ...
Лисова, И. А.
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