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This article primarily examines the routes used by the ancient Baltic population along rivers, lakes and portages in the historical Novgorod-Pskov lands during the period preceding Slavic colonization.
Valery Leonidovich Vasilyev
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Hydronyms Ending in -zha (-жа) in the Russian North-West (Structure, Etymology, Microsystemic Ties, Linguo-Ethnic Attribution) [PDF]
The article deals with river and lake-names ending in -zha in the Russian North-West, notably on the historical territories of Novgorod, Pskov and Toropets, analyzing the abovementioned hydronyms in the structural, derivational, microsystemic, semantic ...
Valery L. Vasilyev
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The Old-Slavonic Stratum in Hydronymy of Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Herzegovina and Chemogoria. I
Статтю присвячено проблемам реконструкції та етимології праслов’янського шару в гідронімії західної частини південнослов’янського ареалу. Пропонована публікація є фрагментом більшого за обсягом дослідження з відповідної проблематики.The article is ...
Іліаді, О.І.
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From the historical slovak hydronymy and ojconymy - Nitrava or Nitra? [PDF]
V príspevku autor analyzuje historické slovenské toponymum Nitra / Nitrava, ktorý podnes v slovenskom jazyku poznáme ako hydonymum a ojkonymum. Autor prinása ostatné výklady tohto slova od rôznych jazykovedcov onomastikov, ktorí vysvetlovali jeho pôvod z
Hladký, J.
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The Old-Slavonic stratum in hydronymy of Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Herzegovina and Chernogoria. I
(uk) Статтю присвячено проблемам реконструкції та етимології праслов’янського шару в гідронімії західної частини південнослов’янського ареалу. Пропонована публікація є фрагментом більшого за обсягом дослідження з відповідної проблематики.(en) The ...
Іліаді, Олександр Іванович +1 more
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Culture and environment: hagiotoponyms in the hydronymy of North Maranhense Mesoregion [PDF]
This work presents an analysis of hagiotoponyms that name hydronyms of North Maranhense Mesoregion, aiming to examine the relationship between culture, environment and toponymy.
Edson Lemos Pereira +2 more
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Towards a clarification of the history of the Slovene river name Soča
The etymology of the Slovene hydronym Soča (Standard Friulan Lusìnç, Italian Isonzo) was satisfactorily elucidated more than half a century ago. The overall idea that the river name goes back to a derivative of a Proto-Indo-European verbal root *H1eisH2-
Luka Repanšek
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Romance elements in Croatian hydronymy and coastal toponymy
The exceptionally complex toponymie stratification of Croatian territory reflects the entire complexity of a thousand years of ethnolinguistic permeation, especially in the east-Adriatic region.
Brozović-Rončević, Dunja
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Merya-Muromian and Old Mordvin Hydronyms Boundaries in the Upper Volga and Oka Regions [PDF]
The article explores the toponymy of the Merya, Muromians and Old Mordvins, Finno-Ugric peoples, formerly inhabiting Central Russia. With reference to annalistic and archaeological data, along with a number of the most representative attributes and ...
Pauli Rahkonen
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