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SOME VIEWS ON THE TOPIC OF HYPOCORISMS AS THE VOCATIVE FORM IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
, 2023 This article focuses on using hypocorism as vocative forms in the English and Uzbek languages. Hypocorisms are used when the speaker and listener are known each other. Especially, hypocorisms are used among relatives, family members and friends to call or address.
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Вопросы ОномастикиThe suffix -i has been regarded as a gender-neutral morpheme that communicates affection in Spanish. Previous studies have shown this diminutive morpheme to be more productive in relation to female hypocorisms. There are, however, many Spanish proper names for which there exist pairs of alternative hypocorisms (e.g. Antonia > Toña/Toñi; Antonio >
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Morphological truncation versus hypocorism: two different word-formation processes?
OrganonThis paper investigates two word-formation operations: hypocorism and morphological truncation. To do this, there is a review of the morphophonological literature about this topic with focus on the differences and similarities between them; the conclusion is that these operations have a highly varied behavior which complicates the possibility of ...
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Reactions to forenames, hypocorisms and nicknames: a contrastive English-Spanish study
, 2016 Según la Biblia, el hombre fue creado por Dios con la habilidad de nombrar y hablar (Redmonds, 2004). Albaigès (1998) y Darlington (2015) se refieren a los nombres como un tema fascinante pero sólo se habían considerado un pasatiempo (García-Cornejo, 2001; Redmonds, 2004).
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Alleged nursery words and hypocorisms among Germanic kinship terms
, 2017 By (re-)evaluating the etymologies of the three Proto-Germanic kinship terms *aiþīn-/-ōn- ‘mother’, *aiþma- ‘daughter’s husband’ and *faþōn- ‘father’s sister’ that are all claimed by at least some etymological handbooks to be nursery words or hypocorisms, I contend that we must abandon their nursery-word interpretations and rather regard them as ...
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, 2016 Según la Biblia, el hombre fue creado por Dios con la habilidad de nombrar y hablar (Redmonds, 2004). Albaigès (1998) y Darlington (2015) se refieren a los nombres como un tema fascinante pero sólo se habían considerado un pasatiempo (García-Cornejo, 2001; Redmonds, 2004).
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The role of NGOs in mainstreaming services for podoconiosis into healthcare facilities: the case of two NGOs in Ethiopia. [PDF]
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Effect of Temperature on the Magnetic Properties of CarTech Hypocore Alloy
IEEE Magnetics Letters, 2017We investigated the effect of temperature on the saturation magnetization $(M_{s})$ and intrinsic coercivity $(H_{ci})$ of a recently developed low Co content (5 wt.% Co) Fe–Co-based soft magnetic alloy, CarTech Hypocore Alloy. The $M_{s}$ and $H_{ci}$ for the annealed alloy, at 300 K, were $\text{216.1}\ (\pm \text{0.3})$ A m2 ...
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The use of hypocorisms and last names as a stand in for proper names
Lingvisticae Investigationes, 2020AbstractThe concern about what constitutes a proper name and its components has produced scientific articles in diverse fields from linguistics, to education, to sociology, to medicine. There is also abundant research about the presence of proper names in the repertoire of multiword expressions (MWEs) in different languages.
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Magnetic Characterization of CarTech® Hypocore™ Alloy at Cryogenic Temperatures
2019Continued development of superior soft-magnetic alloys has resulted in improved efficiencies in key technologies, viz., electric motors, generators, transformers, etc. In this work, we present the magnetic properties of a low-cobalt content, soft-magnetic alloy—CarTech® Hypocore™ Alloy—at cryogenic temperatures, that has a unique combination of low ...
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