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Zur Kritik am Konzept der alteuropäischen Hydronymie
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Analytical tools for toponymy : their application to Scottish hydronymy
Jacob R. King
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Synchronous Models and Modelling of Turiec River Hydronymy
This paper aims to present the modelling process and models of Turiec River hydronymy. Turiec is a river in northern Slovakia. The term A1 model is used to denote a model mapping the content aspect of a hydronym. It contains a functional member with a semantic attribute signalling the type of onymic relation and functional members expressing other ...
Odaloš, Pavol
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HYDRONYMY OF LUGANSK REGION (GENERAL CHARACTERISTIC)
В статье рассматриваются лексико-семантические аспекты наименований гидронимов Луганского края, с целью становления их общих признаков семантики. Актуальность заключается в том, что гидронимия Луганского края непосредственно никем не изучалась. Научная работа предполагает описание лексико-семантических групп гидронимов, их региональных особенностей.
Ю.П. Брайловская
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OLD UKRAINIAN SLOVUTA AND «OLD EUROPEAN» HYDRONYMY
The paper offers a new etymology of the Old Ukrainian hydronym Slovuta and its derivational congeners Slovuticь and Slovutičь against the background of the non-Slavic equivalent Dъněprъ and the Greek transcriptions Δάναπρις and Βορυσϑένης. The proposed explication of OU Slovuta is undertaken in the context of research on «Old European» hydronymy as ...
Andrii Danylenko
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Swāt district is located in the Khyber Pukhtunkhwa (KPK) province (the former North-West Frontier Province - NWFP) of the northern part of Pakistan. It is spread over an area of about 5,000 square kilometres and takes its name from the Swāt river, flowing from the mountains of the Hindukuš, through the homonym valley, and reaching after 240 km the ...
de Chiara, Matteo
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Baltic Layer in the Hydronymy of the Dnieper River Region
Alexander I. Iliadi
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Swāt Hydronymy at the Border between Iranian and Indo-Aryan Languages
Swāt valley, located in the Khyber Pukhtunkhwa (KPK) province of the northern part of Pakistan, was known since the antiquity with the names of Uḍḍyāna (‘the garden’) and Suvāstu (‘the place of fine dwellings’). The Yusufuzai Pashtuns, whose penetration in the valley begun towards the 16th century, little by little replaced the probably autochthon ...
de Chiara, Matteo
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Preliminary study of uzbek hydronymy on the roots
AbstractThe name of all water Objects is called hydronyms. About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is occupied by 4-Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, northern ice oceans. Some parts of the oceans are called seas. The depths, filled with water in the droughts, are called lakes. Smaller rivers are called Shadows, and smaller ones are called gills.
Qurbonova Gulnoza Abduholiqovna
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