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Historiographia Linguistica, 1998
Summary The paper deals with onomastics as a branch of linguistics, its subject matter, scope of research, methodology, and relations to other branches of linguistics, such as language history, dialectology, as well as other fields, for example, history.
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Summary The paper deals with onomastics as a branch of linguistics, its subject matter, scope of research, methodology, and relations to other branches of linguistics, such as language history, dialectology, as well as other fields, for example, history.
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2019
Después de que entrase en vigor la “Ley del apellido” en 1934, todos los ciudadanos turcos empezaron a llevar nombre y un apellido. El nombre podía contener varias palabras pero el apellido tenía que ser una única palabra. Según esta ley el padre de cada familia tenía que elegir un apellido para su familia.
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Después de que entrase en vigor la “Ley del apellido” en 1934, todos los ciudadanos turcos empezaron a llevar nombre y un apellido. El nombre podía contener varias palabras pero el apellido tenía que ser una única palabra. Según esta ley el padre de cada familia tenía que elegir un apellido para su familia.
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Abstract This chapter studies the link between personal names and the identification of the individuals comprising the population of Greek cities in the Roman Empire. In a diverse world virtually devoid of surviving birth certificates and archival records, the onomastic sequences present in our primary sources reveal ancestry ...
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The Genealogy of Personal Names: towards a more productive method in historical onomastics
Scandinavian Journal of History, 2011Sofia Kotilainen
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Linguistic and cultural dimensions of Slovak onomastics in Slavistics research
Human Affairs, 2013Jaromir Krsko
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