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Antroponimi goldoniani

, 2006
Cornagliotti, Anna
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Antroponimi in rima nei Cantari di Rinaldo

Studi italiani : 55, 1, 2016, 2016
The paper investigates the system and the treatment of rhymes in the anonymous poem Cantari di Rinaldo, especially focusing on the names of the paladins, and it also highlights rhymes modifications in texts such as Cantari d’Aspramonte, Spagna, Inamoramento de Orlando by Boiardo, Morgante by Pulci, and Rinaldo by the younger Tasso.
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Antroponimi nel lessico piemontese

, 2008
Cornagliotti, Anna
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ANTROPONIMI

2023
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Splitski antroponimi u "Onomastičkim temama" Živka Bjelanovića

Kulturna baština : časopis za pitanja prošlosti splitskoga područja, 2007
Živko Bjelanović je u svojoj novoj knjizi, u kojoj je sabrao tridesetak članaka svrstanih u tri tematske cjeline i kronološki poredanih, opisao onomastičke znakove, tj. nazive mjesta i imena ljudi (osobna imena, prezimena i nadimke) s dalmatinskog prostora.
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Stereotipi dietro gli antroponimi femminili nell’italiano

Romance Notes, 2022
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Onomastika Kaštel Sućurca. Toponimi i antroponimi

2017
U radu je riječ o toponimima i antroponimiji Kaštel Sučurca.
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Dvočlenski slovanski antroponimi v slovenski toponimiji:

2013
Among Slovenian toponyms formed from anthroponyms, 162 two-element Slavic anthroponyms have been found (including seven epithets of the type Mokronog, but without prefixed names of the type *Postoj or names with negation of the type *Nerad), of which 118 are in place names (102 in Slovenia, fourteen in Austria, two in Italy), as well as six in oronyms,
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Léo, l’enfant sourd: gli antroponimi in un fumetto ‘sordo’

2020
Comics convey a culture of images; this characteristic makes them approachable to the minds of deaf people, who have a visual culture and use a visual language (sign language). Léo, l’enfant sourd is a French comic strip. Its theme is the daily life of deaf people: Léo is a deaf child who experiences a continuous series of adventures caused by his ...
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Antroponimi nelle tarde iscrizioni runiche di Gotland

2010
in this article i examine personal names in late (post-Viking) runic in- scriptions in Gotland (1200-1600), trying to point out the differences among them, based on geographical and historical grounds. i found strong conservative features in names on rune-stones lying near churches situated in peripherical and scarcely populated areas (north and south ...
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