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Ареальная дистрибуция -l-овой топонимической модели на территории Карелии [PDF]
The analyzed in the research paper l-type model is the most informative among suffixal oikonymal models. The detection of areals, distribution and functioning features of the model serve as the source for Karelia colonization history study.
Карлова, О. Л.
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Toponymy of the village Orahovi Do in Popovo
Based on field and archival research, around 300 toponyms of the village Orahovi Do in the southern part of Popovo are analyzed. In the first part of the paper, an overview of demographic conditions is given.
Domagoj Vidović
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The article examines the structural-semantic features and formation models of toponyms of Swedish origin in 17th-century Ingermanland. The study aims to identify, systematize and conduct a structural-semantic analysis of deanthroponymic and deappellative
Alexander Vladislavovich Dmitriev
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The etymology of some oikonyms of Bobrynets’ district of Kirovograd region [PDF]
Статтю присвячено особливостям етимології ойконімів Кіровоградщини, зокрема назв поселень Бобринецького району, які є органічною частиною топонімного простору краю.
Голінатий, О.П.
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ЗА ДРУГИТЕ БЪЛГАРИСТИЧНИ ИЗСЛЕДВАНИЯ
This text is dedicated to Bulgarian studies in peripheral regions of the Bulgarian language area, which today are in the territories of neighboring countries: Turkey, Greece, North Macedonia, Serbia.
Георги Митринов
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The research into Slovak toponymy (oikonymy, anoikonymy)
Juraj Hladký, Andrej Závodný
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Ukrainian heritage in the oikonymy of Russia’s Central Chernozem Region [PDF]
Детально анализируется влияние украинской топонимической традиции на формирование современной карты населенных пунктов Центрального Черноземья России, включая такие регионы, как Белгородская, Воронежская и Курская области.
Попов, Сергей Александрович (канд. филол. наук)
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Ukrainian regional oikonymy: Modern state and perspectives
Yaroslav Redkva, Michael Lukashchuk
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On colour opositions in Polish oikonmy
On Colour Oppositions in Polish Oikonymy. There are more than 2000 settlements in Poland with names containing a colour adjective. Etymologists sometimes point to the colour of the soil or another physical attribute but more often than not those names ...
Stachowski, Kamil
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The name Stanisław and its derivatives in the oikonymy of Poland in its historical and cultural aspect [PDF]
The article is devoted to Polish deanthroponymic oikonyms created from the name Stanisław and its derivatives. The aim of the paper was to show the frequency of one of the most popular male names and its numerous derivative forms in place names, both the
Górny, Halszka
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