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African Ethnonyms and Toponyms: An Annotated Bibliography [PDF]

, 2006
Batoma, Atoma
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Towards a “historio-lingual” approach to ethnonymy

Nomina Africana: Journal of African Onomastics
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The emergence of scientific ideas about the community of the Russian people: questions of historical toponymy and ethnonymy (the last third of the XVIII – the first half of the XIX century)

, 2018
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Notes on Nivkh ethnonymy [PDF]

, 2022
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Gruzdeva, Ekaterina
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Kiowa Ethnonymy of Other Populations

Plains Anthropologist, 2013
While several studies of Native American place names exist inventories of a particular tribe’s names for other populations are largely lacking. This work presents 121 Kiowa ethnonyms of other Native American and non-Native populations. Data are examined for their qualitative breadth and quantitative semantic bases, shedding insights on Kiowa cultural ...
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Brazilian Portuguese Ethnonymy and Europeanisms

Hispania, 1994
La terminologie racio-ethnique du bresilien moderne contient de nombreux mots d'origine non-portugaise. Certains de ces ethnonymes derivent de langues indigenes, d'autres sont des africanismes. Un certains nombre d'emprunts derivent de langues europeennes.
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The Ethnonymy of Sakhalin Oroks in the Writings of Researchers (Second Half of the XIX - Early XXI centuries)

Institute for Russian and Altaic Studies Chungbuk University, 2023
Many Russian and researchers from Japan, Finland, Poland and other states dealt with the problems of ethnonymy and ethnic history of Sakhalin’s oroks. More than twenty ethnic names are noted in their works: Orochon, Olcha, Ulcha, Ulta, Uilta and others.
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On the Issue of Studying Byzantine Ethnonymy in the 20th Century (on the Works of Russian Historians)

ISTORIYA, 2022
The article is dedicated to the review of the Byzantine ethnonymy in Russian and foreign historiography. It is noted, that Soviet and Russian historiography paid much attention to the problem of systematising the use of different ethnonyms in the Byzantine narrative and acts.
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Sur quelques problèmes pratiques d'onomastique africaine : toponymie, anthroponymie, ethnonymie.

Cahiers d'études africaines, 1983
P. Alexandre - On Some Practical Problems in African Onomastics: Topo-, Anthropo-, and Ethnonymy. These two papers approach the problems of writing or spelling African languages from slightly different angles: M. Diki-Kidiri's is more generai and closer to scientific linguistics, P.
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THE OPPOSITION OF “OWN - ALIEN” IN THE ETHNONYMY OF UPPER GERMAN DIALECTS

Onomastics of the Volga Region, 2020
The article examines the features of the denotative sphere of ethnonyms, using the example of the vocabulary and phraseology of East Franconian German dialects; the most frequently used ethnonyms are highlighted, as well as the semantic spheres to which they belong: foreigners, stubborn or noisy people, sinister creatures that frighten children.
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