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Translating Family Names in Hungarian: A Diachronic Survey

Hungarian Cultural Studies, 2016
In our paper we focus on the translating practice and translatability of surnames used in Hungarian, from the problems of translating the immediate predecessors of surnames to the questions of translating surnames today.
Tamás Farkas, Mariann Slíz
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Double Surnames among Circassians in Homeland and Diaspora Communities: A Comparative Study

Вопросы ономастики
The study comparatively examines the extralinguistic factors influencing the prevalence of double surnames among Circassians residing in their ancestral territory and within the Turkish diaspora.
Zaual Kh.-M. Ionov
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Családnév és etnikai kategorizáció

Névtani Értesítő, 2019
Surnames and ethnic categorization. The category of “Hungarian surname” in Hungary and in minority status The study investigates how lay ethnic categorization based on one’s surname works from the perspective of the prototype theory.
MARIANN SLÍZ , TEODÓRA P. TÓTH , TAMÁS FARKAS   +2 more
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Analysts’ foreign ancestral origins and firms’ information environment

China Accounting and Finance Review, 2022
Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine whether and how analysts’ foreign ancestral origins would have an effect on analysts’ earning forecasts in particular and ultimately on firms’ information environment in general.
Kun Tracy Wang, Guqiang Luo, Li Yu
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Szlovák eredetű családnevek Bereg megyében. [Slovak family names from Bereg County]

Névtani Értesítő, 2013
Many Hungarian inhabitants of the historical Bereg County bear family names of Slovak origin. The author presents the settlements where these people live. Relevant family names are discussed in the following groups: 1.
Mizser, Lajos
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Szlovák eredetű családnevek Bereg megyében

Névtani Értesítő, 2013
Slovak family names from Bereg County     Many Hungarian inhabitants of the historical Bereg County bear family names of Slovak origin. The author presents the settlements where these people live.
Lajos Mizser
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Généalogie et transmission du nom en Béarn du XVIIIe au XXe siècle

Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris, 2007
From parish records and public registries, the genealogies of people born between 1744 and 1975 at Arthèz­d’Asson, Béarn (France), have already been reconstructed from previous studies. The surnames given to each member of these genealogies were recorded
Roseline Segrestin, Lucienne Jakobi, Pierre Darlu   +2 more
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Üks laenuline perekonnanime tüüp: nimed lõpuga -mees

Eesti ja Soome-ugri Keeleteaduse Ajakiri, 2020
Kirjutises esitletakse Eesti perekonnanimede tüüpi, kus nime lõpuosiseks on -mees. Perekonnanimede panekul 1822–1835 on nimesid lõpuga -mees (-mes) pandud rohkem kui 140 mõisas. Paljud neist on hääbunud, samas on seda tüüpi perekonnanimesid pandud/võetud
Marja Kallasmaa, Fred Puss
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THE MORPHOSYNTAX AND PRAGMATICS OF CROATIAN FEMALE NAMES

Fluminensia: Journal for Philological Research, 2014
The paper focuses on the morphosyntactic properties of female names and the ways in which female first names and surnames are used, as well as on adjectives derived from them in the Croatian language.
Branko Kuna
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Nicknames and Surnames; Neglected Origins of Family Names, Especially Surnames Derived from Inn Signs

Names, 1991
Surnames come from more diverse sources than are recognized in the four categories set out by Elsdon Smith (in his New Dictionary of American Family Names).
Leonard R. N. Ashley!
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