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Fictonyms and mythonyms as a basis for the formation of an urban ergonymicon
The article examines the lexical and semantic features of fictonyms and mythonyms in the linguistic space of Saratov, in particular, the influence of literary and mythological characters on the ergonymic portrait of the city.
Vedeneeva Elena Vladimirovna
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THE CONCEPT OF “ERGONYM” IN THE CHINESE AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES
We live in a world of very different names. They surround us everywhere, from toothpaste to household appliances. When we go out into the city, we come across the names of shops, salons, pharmacies, companies, restaurants and cafes, cinemas...
Jiang Rujia
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The article examines the peculiarities of using industry identifiers in ergonyms - names of restaurants and cafés in Harbin and Chongqing, China. The study’s relevance lies in the fact that research on ergonyms, particularly in the Russian academic space,
E.A. Adelberg
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PRINCIPLES OF NOMINATION IN ERGONYM
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THE SPECIFICITY OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ERGONYM IN ACTUAL ONOMASTICS
Modern ergonomics is experiencing a state of “nominal explosion”: new complex objects (enterprises, organizations, travel agencies, shops, beauty salons, etc.) are constantly appearing, which receive individual names, and old names are replaced by new ones that correspond to the spirit of the time.
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THE ROLE OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGE IN DESCRIBING ERGONYM
THE ROLE OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGE IN DESCRIBING ERGONYM Mirshod Abdurakhmonov Olimjon o‘g‘li Shakhrisabz state pedagogical institute senior teacher E-mail: Brave3190307@gmail.com Конец формы Abstract: This study looks at how ...
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ERGONYMS IN THE LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE OF THE UZBEK LANGUAGE
The article examines ergonyms in the Uzbek language. The relevance of this work is due to the adoption of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on the State Language, aimed at preserving national identity. Particular attention is paid to the vocabulary of the language; for example, the attitude towards the formed onomastic units has changed, which is ...
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RESTAURANT ERGONYMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
This article explores the comparative linguistic and cultural features of restaurant names—referred to as ergonyms—in English and Uzbek. Restaurant naming is not merely a commercial or branding strategy, but also a rich field for linguistic analysis, revealing sociocultural, semantic, and structural nuances.
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