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Ragadványnév-adási motivációk budapesti fiatalok körében [PDF]
Motivations for giving nicknames among the young in Budapest This paper carries out a motivation-based categorisation of the nicknames of 200 young people (100 females and 100 males) living in Budapest.
Éva Heltovics
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Kétnyelvség és ragadványnév-használat [PDF]
Bilingualism and the use of bynames This paper discusses the relationship between bilingualism and the use of bynames. The author aims to reveal to what extent the Hungarian–Slovakian bilingual surroundings influence the Hungarians’ use of bynames ...
János Bauko
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Tüpologikus nevek és ragadványnevek a qumrámi közösség irodalmában [PDF]
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Ida Fröhlich
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Tanári ragadványnevek Szatmárnémeti középiskoláiban [PDF]
László Bura
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Tiszaszőlős XVIII−XIX. századi ragadványnevei [PDF]
Ferenc Bíró
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Beszélő ragadványnevek a magyar népmesékben
Motivated nicknames in Hungarian folk-tales Examining nicknames in folk-tales is considered in this paper to be a sub-field of examining names in fiction.
János Bauko
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A túristvándi roma névadás motivációinak vizsgálata
Name giving practices in a Roma ethnic group This paper discusses the Christian name giving practices of the Roma inhabitants of Túristvándi (a little village in Eastern Hungary). Contrary to some expectations (i.e.
Cecília Mindák
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Relations of migration and industrial history and medieval urban development in Hungary in the light of historical anthroponymy I. Giving personal names and migration This paper intends to explore for what purposes and by what means medieval ...
László Szabolcs Gulyás
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Névtani témájú szakdolgozatok a Miskolci Egyetem Magyar Nyelvtudományi Tanszékén (1996-2009) [PDF]
Onomastic theses at the Department of Hungarian Linguistics of Miskolc University (1996–2009) We have come to the end of an era in higher education; the traditional five-year programme for students majoring in Hungarian was terminated this spring.
Kecskés, Judit
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