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Semantic and Structural Review of Oikonyms in the Region of Romanija Mountain

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ANTHROPO-OIKONYMS OF JIZZAK REGION

International journal of literature and languages, 2023
This article is about the formation of anthropo-oikonyms in the Jizzakh region.
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Linguo-historical Analysis of Oikonyms in Great Britain

2022
The toponymy of Great Britain has more than two thousand years of history. For a long time, various linguistic and speech communities coexisted on the territory of the country, which was reflected in the variety of combinations of linguistic elements in the oikonyms of the country.
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Oikonyms and Ethnonyms in Dagestan

Etnograficeskoe Obozrenie, 2019
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LINGUOCULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF OIKONYMS: QUEST FOR THE TRUTH

Movoznavstvo, 2022
The article is devoted to the review and analysis of the conceptual foundations and results of the study by V. V. Kotovych, set out in the book «The Oiconym of Ukraine as a linguistic and cultural phenomenon: monograph» (2020). The study aims at studing the names of settlements (mostly urban) in Ukraine in the onomastic and cultural aspect, decoding ...
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Oikonyms of the Arctic zone of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

The Arctic XXI century. Humanities, 2022
Топонимия каждого региона – это особый пласт лексики, который содержит слова разных исторических эпох и разных языков. Якутской арктической системе ойконимов свойственно многоязычие. В статье представлены этимология и значение наименований населенных пунктов улусов и районов, относящихся к арктической зоне Республики Саха (Якутия): Абыйского ...
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On the Etymology of the Ossetian oikonym Dærg’ævs

Rodnoy Yazyk. Linguistic journal
This article is devoted to the Ossetian language and examines the name of the highland village of Dærg’ævs (Dargavs) in North Ossetia, which was formerly the ancestral seat of the Ossetian feudal lords of Tægiatæ. This explains the particular interest shown in its origin by several generations of Ossetian scholars (such as B. A. Alborov, T. A.
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