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Microtoponymes de l’arrondissement de Lure
Nouvelle revue d'onomastique, 2021Chambon Jean-Pierre. Microtoponymes de l’arrondissement de Lure. In: Nouvelle revue d'onomastique, n°63, 2021. pp. 113-130.
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Afusi Microtoponyms (Structural and Semantic Analysis)
TSU-ti — THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES (ed. Nana Gaprindashvili), 2022Apusi / Afusi is one of the old settlements in Fereydan. In 1996, due to the increase in the number of its population, Afusi was given the status of a town. Based on the 2011 census data, its residents made 4 313 people (1 243 households). The name Afusi is mentioned in Persian and Armenian sources, as well as in old documents and all the headstone ...
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American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research
This article focuses on the classification issue in Uzbek toponymy, taking into account the features of the national language, the types of names, their motivational origins, their size and scope, and the socio-domestic reasons behind their emergence.
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This article focuses on the classification issue in Uzbek toponymy, taking into account the features of the national language, the types of names, their motivational origins, their size and scope, and the socio-domestic reasons behind their emergence.
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CITY MICROTOPONYMS IN GERMAN-SPEAKING SWITZERLAND
Onomastics of the Volga Region, 2020The urban microtoponyms are recognized as an issue of studies in Swiss toponomastics. In the Middle Ages, each house had a name that was marked on the facade and served for identification. The scientific interest in urbanonyms is not only due to aesthetic reasons. Well-studied corpus of urban microtoponyms allows to comprehend the regularities of urban
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MICROTOPONYMS FORMED SYNTACTICALLY
ISSUES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UZBEKI LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIONcertain part of Azerbaijani toponymy is covered by toponyms. Toponyms differ from other word groups. These onyms have archaic lexical, morphological and syntactic features. Toponyms (macrotoponyms (large geographical spaces) and microtoponyms (small geographical spaces)) that reflect the socio-political and socio-economic life and religious approaches ...
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Quels microtoponymes, pour quel paysage ?
Nouvelle revue d'onomastique, 1999Marichy Christine. Quels microtoponymes, pour quel paysage ?. In: Nouvelle revue d'onomastique, n°33-34, 1999. pp. 3-30.
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MICROTOPONYMS ON THE INTERACTIVE MAPS: AN ATTEMPT OF PRESENTATION
2021One of the key competencies of mankind is digital competence, i.e. the perfect ability to use technology for learning, creativity and social activities. Microtoponymy is a science that combines elements of different time periods, therefore, it is advisable to present modern microtoponymic landscape using digital resources.
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2014
Cojocaru Vlad. Microtoponymes et oïconymes. In: Noms des villes, noms des champs. Actes du Colloque d’onomastique d’Arras (octobre 2008) Paris : Société française d'onomastique, 2014. pp. 251-257. (Actes des colloques de la Société française d'onomastique, 14)
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Cojocaru Vlad. Microtoponymes et oïconymes. In: Noms des villes, noms des champs. Actes du Colloque d’onomastique d’Arras (octobre 2008) Paris : Société française d'onomastique, 2014. pp. 251-257. (Actes des colloques de la Société française d'onomastique, 14)
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Le microtoponyme ardennais «Ham»
1992Tamine Michel. Le microtoponyme ardennais «Ham». In: Onomastique et langues de contact. Actes du Colloque d’onomastique de Strasbourg (septembre 1991) Paris : Société française d'onomastique, 1992. pp. 143-162. (Actes des colloques de la Société française d'onomastique, 7)
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