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Labe – k pramenům hydronyma

Linguistica Brunensia, 2014
In the article the hydronym Albis / Elbe / Labe is studied from various points of view: geography, historical documentation, diachronic phonetics and morphology, word fomation.
Harald Bichlmeier, Václav Blažek
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Quantitative analysis of students' errors in the interpretation of hydronyms: linguocognitive difficulties in learning the hydronymic system of Western Kazakhstan [PDF]

Frontiers in Education
This study presents a quantitative analysis of errors in the perception and interpretation of hydronyms by university students in Western Kazakhstan. The aim of the study is to identify the types of errors that occur when students interpret hydronymic units and to reveal the cognitive difficulties underlying these errors.
Akmaral Dautkulova, Gulmira Madiyeva, Maxot Rakhmetov, Yussup Parkhat   +3 more
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MYTHICAL CONTENT OF HYDRONYMS

Журнал серии «Филологические науки»
The authors analyze mythical information about the content of hydronyms in onomastic discourse. The article’s aim is to identify mythical information in the content of hydronyms of the Kazakh language, to determine their continuity with other onomastic names. The article’s scientific significance lies in the fact that it studies the
K.K. Sadirova, R.B. Zhazykova, L.M. Khusainova   +2 more
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LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF KHOREZM HYDRONYMS

EPRA International Journal of Research & Development (IJRD)
This article presents a linguocultural study of the hydronyms of the Khorezm oasis, revealing the special significance of hydronyms in human lifestyle and cultural development. It also analyzes the cultural characteristics of Khorezm hydronyms within the framework of Uzbek linguogeographic dictionaries and Uzbek linguodidactics, based on linguocultural
Akmanova Shahnoza Alimboyevna
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HISTORY OF THE STUDY OF HYDRONYMS

Galaxy International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, 2021
Some toponymic research has been done on place names in Surkhandarya, although it is insufficient. Our scientists continue to ignore the research of other, microtoponyms, and particular hydronyms. The article also considers the microhydronyms in this area to do this. Focus on the history of hydronym research and the origins of hydronyms.
Shaxnoza Majidova
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Accentuation of Lithuanian suffixal hydronyms [PDF]

, 2020
Disertacijoje, remiantis morfologinės akcentologijos principais, analizuojamas lietuvių priesaginių hidronimų kirčiavimas. Aptariami hidronimų kirčiavimo dėsningumai ir jų kirčiavimą lemiantys veiksniai: ryšys su priesaginių apeliatyvų kirčiavimu, priesagų akcentine verte, pamatinių žodžių akcentinėmis savybėmis, tarminio kirčiavimo ypatumais ir kita ...
Tamulaitienė, Dovilė,
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Linguistic Archeology of the Kirati Hydronyms

Gipan
This paper delves into the settlement patterns of the Kirati communities through the lens of linguistic archeology. The findings reveal that the hydronyms are not only the archeological evidence but also the indicator of the historical development and cultural ties.
Tara Mani Rai
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Morze Czarne w użyciu wtórnym, czyli o transonimizacji hydronimów [PDF]

Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne
The article is related to my scientific research in the previous stages of studies, i.e. master’s studies in Slavic studies in the field of Croatian studies and bachelor’s studies in Slavic studies in the field of Bulgarian studies – with vocabulary ...
Jolanta Gola
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STRUCTURAL COMPOSITION OF HYDRONYMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Hydronyms, as a special class of toponyms denoting water bodies, constitute an important object of linguistic, cultural, and historical research. Their structural composition reflects the interaction of language, geography, and collective cognition over long periods of time.
Nilufar Majidova
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Two Unrecognized Hydronyms on the Island of Crete

Studia Ceranea
This paper discusses two possible hydronyms of Ancient Crete. The first question refers to a Cretan river flowing along the boundaries of the ancient city of Lato (IC I, XVI, 5, line 67). It is suggested that the epigraphical phrase καὶ κατὰ ποταμόν “and along a river” should be correctly rendered as καὶ κατὰ Ποταμόν “and along [the river] Potamós ...
Elwira Kaczyńska
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