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The hydronyms of Tuscany: persistence, transformation and disappearance

In this contribution we examine the results of a research project dedicated to the georeferencing of the hydronyms of Tuscany between the 19th century and today. A study, carried out by means of a collation of information coming from the current geographical databases and from the historical cartography, thanks to which the names and the geometrical ...
Grava, Massimiliano, Macchi Janica, Giancarlo   +1 more
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5 - The Eastern Border of the Kongo Kingdom: On Relocating the Hydronym Barbela

2018
Koen Bostoen, Inge Brinkman
exaly  

About the time of fixation of hydronym “Syrdarya” in historical sources

Ural-Altaic Studies, 2020
exaly  

The terminus post quem of the third Slavic palatalization of the velars as reflected in the etymology of the hydronym Ηλιβαϰία (= Ialomiţa)

Indogermanische Forschungen, 2009
exaly  

On Etymology of the Town Name of Mtsensk

People and the Word, 2014
Maxim Yuyukin
exaly  

From the Baltic Hydronymy of the Basin of the Upper Don

People and the Word, 2016
Maxim Yuyukin
exaly  

Verbal toponymic associations (features of perception of the hydronym Manja by Russian and indigenous population of Yugra)

Bulletin of Ugric Studies, 2019
exaly  

TURKISH TERMS IN HYDRONYM OF THE CHELYABINSK REGION AND CORRESPONDENT TERRITORIES. II. AQ (“FLOW-FLOWING”) IN POSTPOSITION OF BUERACK COMPOSITE

Vestnik Bashkirskogo Universiteta, 2019
exaly  

Reconstructing an Old Slavic toponymic field: the base *bĭrl- in Romanian toponymy and its historical implications

Zeitschrift Fur Slawistik, 2009
exaly  

Latvian hydronyms of anthroponymic origin

1999
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