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MODELS OF INTEGRATING KARELIAN -L-TYPE OIKONYMY INTO THE OFFICIAL RUSSIAN TOPOSYSTEM

Proceedings of Petrozavodsk State University
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THE ROLE OF THE CONCORDED RENAMING IN THE FORMATION OF THE OIKONYMY IN THE KALININGRAD REGION

VESTNIK IKBFU PHILOLOGY PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY, 2023
The article examines the ways in which the original East Prussian and new Soviet oikonyms were concorded during the post-war renaming of some settlements in the Kaliningrad region. A comparative phonetic and semantic analysis of the respective names revealed that the same thematic correlation (with a predominance of references to the flora, fauna and ...
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Hydronyms and hydrogeographical terms in the oikonymy of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)

Vestnik of North-Eastern Federal University
The article is devoted to the analysis of names of settlements of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), formed from hydronyms and hydrogeographic terms. Russian Russian linguists are interested in such a stratum of the Russian toponymic system as the regional oikonymicon, which includes and has been consolidated as proper names, in addition to Russian ...
N. Yu. Pechetova, T. M. Nikaeva
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Influence of Extralinguistic Factors on the Formation of Oikonymy in Kaliningrad Region

Izvestia of Smolensk State University
This article studies the impact of such factors as the size and the location of a settlement and the time of its renaming as well on the choice of new oikonyms made by the Soviet authorities when the settlements of the Kaliningrad region were renamed after the inclusion of the eastern Prussian territories into the USSR.
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HISTORY OF THE STUDY OF OIKONYMYS IN SOUTHERN UZBEKISTAN

This article highlights the history of toponymic study of the toponyms of Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya regions, which are part of Southern Uzbekistan. The research work of many toponymists who studied the toponyms of this region was thoroughly analyzed, and toponymic research that needs to be carried out in the future was determined.
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LEXICAL INTERACTION IN THE OIKONYMY AND HYDRONYMY OF THE GALICIAN HUTSUL REGION

2021
The article analyzes the interaction of lexical units in the process of name formation of various water bodies, settlements, and their parts located in the Galician Hutsul region. It also identifies their quantitative parameters and causes that led to the emergence of genetically related formations of different classes in the land’s toponym system. The
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Bulgarian Elements in Oikonymy of Priazovia

Studia Philologica, 2020
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ON THE MOVEMENT OF TOPONYMS (BASED ON THE LENINGRAD REGION OIKONYMY)

Northern Russian Dialects, 2021
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The Tension of Christianity and Paganism in the Oikonymy of Záhorie

Scientia et Eruditio, 2017
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