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On the etymology of the ethnonym orochе̄n

Theoretical and Applied Linguistics
This interdisciplinary research attempts to identify the primary origin of the ethnonym orochе̄n, which is a native name (endonym) of the Evenki local groups of Russia and China. Currently, the problem of the endonym etymology is debatable as there are two main hypotheses connecting the origin of orochе̄n with either economic traditions or ...
Alexander N. Varlamov   +1 more
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On the Ethnonym Khazar

Iran and the Caucasus
Abstract The early or proto-history of the Khazars is still far from being thoroughly investigated, in regard to the world wide popularity of the Khazar studies. There are still many vague points to be discovered, despite the great attempts especially for the last hundred years of modern Khazar studies. We may differentiate between the terms Khazar
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ETYMOLOGY OF THE ETHNONYM SAYAK

Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I. Arabaev
The article etymology of the name of the Kyrgyz Sayak tribe provides information from Assyrian, Greek, Byzantine, Chinese sources and X.Skeld, J. van Vindex, O.Semereni, G.W.Bailey, V.Brandenstein, M.Mayrhofer,V.de Saint Martin, H.Lassen, S.Levy,V.Tomashek, O.Franke,F.I.Stralenberg, G.Vambery, N.A.Aristov,V.V.Grigoriev, B.A.Litvinsky,V.I.Abaev, D.E ...
N.J. Joldoshev, R.R. Rizaeva
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On the Ethnonym Saka

2014
Eskiçağ'da bütün Avrasya'yı kendi yönetimlerinde birleştiren İskit/ Sakalar, bildiğimiz ilk Türklerdir. İsimleri ise sahip oldukları ay inancından gelmektedir. Bugünkü, aynı ismi taşıyan Sakha (Yakut) ve Sagay Türklerinin de aynı inançları korudukları ve Sakh kelimesini Tanrı anlamında kullandıkları görülmektedir.
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Ethnonymous Adjectives as Blends

The aim of this study is to describe the mechanisms of conceptual blending involving the German ethnic adjectives deutsch and russisch. Based on over 140 contexts extracted from the DWDS electronic text corpus of the German language, and employing the methodology of mental space theory and the blending concept by G. Fauconnier and M.
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Josephus and Jewish Ethnonyms

Journal for the Study of Judaism
Abstract This article responds to Jason Staples’ recent claim that Josephus restricted the term “Israelite” to descendants of the ten northern tribes or to Israel as a whole and that Ioudaios designated a subset associated with the southern tribes.
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Ancient DNA studies: Use of ethnonyms and collaborative research in South America

Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 2021
FRANCISCO Di Fabio Rocca   +2 more
exaly  

ETHNONYMS OF SCOTLAND

The European Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2021
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Translating Ethnonyms in Inuit Bibles

The Bible Translator, 2022
Jeff Green
exaly  

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