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Agricultural and silvicultural microtoponyms in the Sokolka District [PDF]

Białorutenistyka Białostocka, 2012
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French and Russian microtoponyms in the cognitive aspect

Доклады Башкирского университета
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Semantics and Etymology of Microtoponyms of the Village of Tpig

Herald of Dagestan State University
S. N. Gasanova, G. R. Gasanov
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Microtoponymic Legacy of Homeland and Problems of Its Preservation

Ukrainian Studies, 2019
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MICROTOPONYMS OF VOLYNYA, DERIVATIVES FROM GEOGRAPHICAL TERMS

Тrаnscarpathian Philological Studies
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DIMITO: Digitization of rural microtoponyms at the Meertens Instituut

, 2005
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MICROTOPONYMS ON THE INTERACTIVE MAPS: AN ATTEMPT OF PRESENTATION

, 2021
One 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.
Сокіл-Клепар, Наталія
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Problematizing urban microtoponyms

Geography Compass, 2023
Abstract A spatial perspective on microtoponyms, informal non‐standardized names of small objects and places known to the locals, is an often‐neglected segment of urban political toponymic theory and practice. Though critically‐oriented thinkers have acknowledged the role of vernacular place names in the spatial organization of ...
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Microtoponymes de l’arrondissement de Lure

Nouvelle revue d'onomastique, 2021
Chambon 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), 2022
Apusi / 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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