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A study on the place names of Kırıkkale
Onomastik –ad bilim- yeryüzünde bilenen tüm isimler üzerinde çalışmalar yapan bilim dalıdır. Ad bilim kendi içerisinde belirli bölümlere ayrılmaktadır. Bu bölümler; toponimi, hidronim, oronim ve anthroponomidir.
Üney, Kübra Ülkü
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Historical events took place on our planet in different epochs, which influenced the appearance of geographical names related to the Turkic languages. In modern civilization, toponyms are being updated with new names. Toponyms are an indispensable element of the development of society and humanity as a whole.
A.K. Karaman +2 more
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ORONYMS IN SERBIAN MEDIEVAL CHARTERS: THEIR MEMORIAL IN FUNCTION OF THE BORDER AREA ENTITY
Relief is one of the most important and influential elements of the environment. All forms of the Earth's surface, i.e. its roughness and plane surfaces predetermine the type and forms of borders in a space. Mountains, hills, and mountain peaks, head, ridges, cliffs, rocks, steep slopes, headlands, valleys and pastures have a border role.
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Розглянуто локалізацію Лисої гори, яка опинилася в полі зору літописця у зв’язку з одним епізодом боротьби за “галицьку спадщину” між Романовичами та їх супротивниками, зокрема князем Мстиславом Удатним у 1224/1225 р.
Ляска, В.М.
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Historic toponymy of the Bajo Guadalentín
En la comarca del Bajo Guadalentín aparecen ejemplos de denominaciones históricas, tales como: el río Guadalentín y la población de Alhama, nombres ambos de origen árabe; el macizo de Carrascoy, cuya raíz CAR sugiere una ascendencia íbera.
Ramírez Munuera, Francisco
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ETYMOLOGY OF ORONYMS IN THE BUKHARA REGION
This article examines the relationship of the oronyms of the Bukhara Region to lexical strata from the perspectives of native and borrowed vocabulary, historical-etymological layers, and interstratal integration. Scholarly views that the toponymic system of Bukhara consists of Uzbek (Turkic), Persian-Tajik, Arabic, and Sogdian elements are ...
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This monograph establishes the sovereign structural status of Baḍugu, the indigenous language of the high Nilgiri massif (Nī-āla-giri), as an unextended, living proto-fossil of the Proto-South-Dravidian (PSD) parent tree. For over a century, orthodox taxonomies have erroneously dismissed Baḍugu as either a fractured highland dialect of modern Tamil or ...
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Semantics of Ethnomental Oronyms in Epos of the Mongolian People
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Oronyms in the Salish Language Halkomelem
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