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Mapping of nepotism based on surname homonymity: The case of the University of Novi Sad [PDF]

, 2020
Uroš Lazić
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Surnames of Jewish People in the Land of Israel from the Sixteenth Century to the Beginning of the Twentieth Century [PDF]

, 2023
Alexander Beider
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“To have what was mine”: Reclaiming Surnames in Trieste

, 2002
Maura Hametz
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Surnames and Y-Chromosomal Markers Reveal Low Relationships in Southern Spain

, 2015
Rosario Calderón, Candela Hernández, Pedro Cuesta, Jean Michel Dugoujon   +3 more
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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TURKISH LAW REGARDING THE SURNAME OF A MARRIED WOMAN

, 2020
Dilsah Busra Kartal
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WHAT IS IN A SURNAME? AN ENQUIRY INTO THE UNAUTHORISED NAME CHANGES OF MARRIED WOMEN

, 2023
Odirile Matladi
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A történeti személynévföldrajz mint a nyelvföldrajz egyik kutatási területe II. Névföldrajzi módszer a nyelvjárástani kutatásokban [The geography of historical personal names as a research area of geolinguistics. Part 2: Name geographic methods in dialectology]

Névtani Értesítő, 2016
The paper demonstrates how the results of research into Hungarian family name geo-graphy could be applied in dialectology, using personal names as examples.
N. Fodor, János
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The Principle Gens Una Sumus in Anthroponymy – Relatives / Relationship as a Motive in the Surnames of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Društvene i Humanističke Studije, 2020
This paper deals with examples of surnames motivated by kinship terminologies: families and in-laws, kinship through being godfather (godmother), and blood-brotherhood relationships.
Indira Šabić
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Misspelled Surname [PDF]

JAMA Neurology, 2018
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Addendum to A Note on the 25 Most Frequent Surnames from the 2000 United States Census Bureau List

, 2017
Frank Nuessel
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