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Phonikes: The History of an Ethnonym
Rivista di Studi Fenici, 2023The etymology of Greek Phoinikes points towards an Indo-European root, despite other proposed origins cannot be ruled out with absolute certainty. The original meaning of the noun does not seem to have connection either with the Phoenician purple dye or with the colour purple.
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OOO "Zhurnal "Voprosy Istorii", 2022
This article will talk about one of the ethnographic groups living in the Republic of Uzbekistan - Iranians, including the emergence and application of the term “Iranian". The authors analyze the use of the term “Iranian", as well as other historical terms: “Persian", “Marvi", and others.
Qurbon Nurboev, Achil Buriyev
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This article will talk about one of the ethnographic groups living in the Republic of Uzbekistan - Iranians, including the emergence and application of the term “Iranian". The authors analyze the use of the term “Iranian", as well as other historical terms: “Persian", “Marvi", and others.
Qurbon Nurboev, Achil Buriyev
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Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 1992
Recently in Mordovia, there is renewed talk of the ethnonym "Mordva," its origin and usage—not only in spoken word, but also in radio and television broadcasts in the local and even in the central press, owing to the revived interest in national processes and relations between nationalities.
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Recently in Mordovia, there is renewed talk of the ethnonym "Mordva," its origin and usage—not only in spoken word, but also in radio and television broadcasts in the local and even in the central press, owing to the revived interest in national processes and relations between nationalities.
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2017
The problem of naming forager-cultivator peoples is well-known. They call themselves by terms of kinship and shared humanity, but other people give them a variety of confusing and often derogatory names. Yet ethnonyms underpin ethnographic writing and cross-cultural comparison.
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The problem of naming forager-cultivator peoples is well-known. They call themselves by terms of kinship and shared humanity, but other people give them a variety of confusing and often derogatory names. Yet ethnonyms underpin ethnographic writing and cross-cultural comparison.
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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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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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Origin of the Ethnonym Sirgeli
Iasaýı ýnıversıtetіnіń habarshysyThe article discusses scientific forecasts of the enthogenesis of the Sirgeli tribe. The name Sirgeli has historical and mythological significance. S.G. Klyashtorny says that the Seyanto tribe, which is contained in ancient Chinese chronicles, is the Sir tribe. The name sir is found in the Tonykok monument: «Turk sir budun yerinte bod kalmadu».
А. Kalshabek, Kһ. Tadzhiyev
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On the etymology of the ethnonym orochе̄n
Theoretical and Applied LinguisticsThis 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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ETYMOLOGY OF THE ETHNONYM SAYAK
Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I. ArabaevThe 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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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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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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