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Csernakeresztúr, Sándoregyháza és Székelykeve magyarjainak helynevei
Place names used by the Hungarian inhabitants of the settlements of Csernakeresztúr, Sándoregyháza and Székelykeve This paper discusses the place names of three settlements into which Bukovina Székelys moved at the end of the 19th and beginning of ...
Helén Pál
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The paper examines the names of dishes on Hungarian gastronomy blogs from a linguistic point of view. The author has collected 1380 names from one hundred blogs and collections of recipes on the Internet.
Török, Katalin
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Magyar–szláv együttélés a kora Árpád-korban. Helynevek, írott források, régészet [PDF]
On Hungarian–Slavic Cohabitation in the Early Arpad Era In Hungarian scholarly publications the Hungarian Conquest has traditionally been perceived as a process concluding major changes in the population of the Carpathian Basin. Most recent research has made use of various archaeological, historical and anthropological data that prove that the ...
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A dolgozatban Csíkszentkirály, egy székelyföldi település külterületi és belterületi helyneveit gyűjtöttem össze a fellelhető történeti adatok alapján, illetve saját élőnyelvi gyűjtésem során.BKMagyar Nyelvtudományi Intézetrégi ...
Udvari, István
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A szláv helynévformánsok kölcsönzéséről (az -óc végű helynevek a magyarban)
It is widely known that derivation was the most frequent name giving method in the old Slavic languages, hence the Slavic loan names in the Hungarian toponymic system are also derived. Hungarian researchers have often studied the morphophonological adaptations of the formants of these names, e.g. Slav. -ov > Hung. -ó, Slav. -ovьci > Hung.
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Preindoeurópai gyökök magyar eredetű román helynevekben?
A Peter Lang kiadó South-East European History sorozatában jelent meg 2024-ben a bukaresti egyetem szlavista docensének, Sorin Paligának az An Etymological Dictionary of the Romanian Language [A román nyelv etimológiai szótára] című könyve.
Levente Nagy
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Helynevek statisztikai elemzése. A Bodrogköz mint példa
Statistical analysis of topographical names The case of Bodrogköz The paper statistically analyses the topographical names of a certain area in NE-Hungary (Bodrogköz) with the intention to find out the impact of the natural environment on the way these names were formed.
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Moving proper names. Integration of names and German-Hungarian name translation. A summary of a habilitation dissertation After a theoretical introduction, some processes of Hungarian-German (spontaneous) name integration are presented on the basis ...
Anikó Szilágyi-Kósa
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