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Somatisms in the geographical vocabulary of the Yakut and Khakass languages
AltaisticsSince ancient times, a person names objects of the environment, correlating them, first, with parts of his body. The study of somatisms is of great interest, since the nomination, process is particularly evident in them, the connection between the object and the person giving the name is clearly manifested: the transparency of the internal form allows ...
I. N. Sorova, K. K. Neustroev
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Journal of Information Science, 2005
Various ideas of data have emerged, expressed in practice through distinct vocabularies of data-related terms. This article develops a six-category taxonomy of these vocabularies, and illustrates how their terms are utilized in texts which relate to geographic information systems (GIS) in general, and to the HYDRA5 water catchment modeling system ...
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Various ideas of data have emerged, expressed in practice through distinct vocabularies of data-related terms. This article develops a six-category taxonomy of these vocabularies, and illustrates how their terms are utilized in texts which relate to geographic information systems (GIS) in general, and to the HYDRA5 water catchment modeling system ...
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Evaluation of Geographic Vocabularies and Their Usage
Journal of Map & Geography Libraries, 2021Erik Radio +4 more
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2021
This chapter associates School Cartography and Spatial Thinking in order to evaluate how they can help us to create learning pathways. This approach is based on the assumption that these pathways aggregate a broad, meaningful and powerful vocabulary that can be arranged in different stages to help teachers and students to investigate geographical ...
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This chapter associates School Cartography and Spatial Thinking in order to evaluate how they can help us to create learning pathways. This approach is based on the assumption that these pathways aggregate a broad, meaningful and powerful vocabulary that can be arranged in different stages to help teachers and students to investigate geographical ...
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Journal of Geography, 2006
Abstract Increased knowledge of geographic place name vocabulary continues to be important to student academic success. Place knowledge is a vital part of students' learning to be responsible citizens by helping them become more conscious of the world around them and preparing them to enter a global workplace.
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Abstract Increased knowledge of geographic place name vocabulary continues to be important to student academic success. Place knowledge is a vital part of students' learning to be responsible citizens by helping them become more conscious of the world around them and preparing them to enter a global workplace.
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NSU Vestnik. Series: Linguistics and Intercultural Communication
The article outlines lexical peculiarities of “Imperial Russian Geographic Society Notes” in their connection with extralinguistic factors. On the one hand, use of vocabulary in the magazine is in line with the tradition of describing territories in travel and geographical notes of the mid-19th century. On the other hand, this edition has the status of
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The article outlines lexical peculiarities of “Imperial Russian Geographic Society Notes” in their connection with extralinguistic factors. On the one hand, use of vocabulary in the magazine is in line with the tradition of describing territories in travel and geographical notes of the mid-19th century. On the other hand, this edition has the status of
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2023
In this study I explored the possible emergence of a rural/urban contrast in the vocabulary of Xhosa. In order to focus the study I used 15 Xhosa words that appeared to be undergoing semantic shift and researched the meanings ascribed to these words with Xhosa-speakers in both rural and urban areas.
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In this study I explored the possible emergence of a rural/urban contrast in the vocabulary of Xhosa. In order to focus the study I used 15 Xhosa words that appeared to be undergoing semantic shift and researched the meanings ascribed to these words with Xhosa-speakers in both rural and urban areas.
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