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ABOUT THE SPECIFICITY OF TASHKENT URBANONYMS

Foreign Languages in Uzbekistan
The article examines the urbanonyms of Tashkent city as part of the ethnocultural space within the linguistic picture of the city dwellers' world. The article considers the term urbanonymy, the concept of "onomastic space of the city", as well as the names of hotels, food establishments (restaurants and cafes), and shops in Tashkent.
Venera KAYUMOVA, Malika AKHMEDOVA
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Unofficial urbanonyms of Yakutsk

Vestnik of North-Eastern Federal University
The subject of the study is unofficial urbanonyms of Yakutsk, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia): unofficial names of intra-city objects in the colloquial speech of city residents are investigated. The linguistic appearance of the city of Yakutsk is multifaceted and diverse.
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Influence of urbanonyms on city image development

2018
© IAEME Publication This article is dedicated to the issues of determining the basic concepts of principles for naming / renaming in city toponymy and systematization. The urbanonymy phenomenon is described as a very important mechanism operating the linguocultural and linguo-social system of a particular language.
Konuratbayeva Z., Karipzhanova G., Sagdieva R., Husnutdinov D., Mirzagitov R., Kurbangalieva G., Galiullin R.   +6 more
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Urbanonyms as Part of the Toponymic Space of Smolensk

Izvestia of Smolensk State University
The article examines the toponymic space of a Russian city using the example of one of the most ancient cities in Russia, Smolensk. It is shown that the toponymic space is structured: it is possible to identify its fragments, or segments, one of which is the urbanonymic space, which is very important for the functioning of the urban toponymic system ...
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Urbanonymics And Linguoculturology: Evolution Of Terms And Concepts

American Journal of Philological Sciences
This article examines the emergence and development of two interrelated research domains: “urbanonymics” (the study of names in the urban space) and “linguoculturology” (the study of how language and culture interact to construct shared meanings).
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Dialogisches Erinnern im urbanen Raum. Urbanonyme als Erinnerungsträger

The article explores ‚Dialogical Remembering‘, connected with ‚Place-making‘ encompassing identification, identity formation, delineation, and inclusion in urban spaces. The focus is on urbanonyms, the designations of local entities, as crucial elements of memory potential. The analysis is conducted using three urban spaces: Torun´, Łódz´, and Warszawa,
Edyta Grotek, Izabela Olszewska, Marcin Michon   +2 more
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History of urbanonyms the city of Yakutsk as an indicator of memory policies

Vestnik of North-Eastern Federal University Social science
This article analyzes the renaming of streets and squares in Yakutsk within the context of socio-political discourse. Urban toponyms, particularly street and square names, are not only navigational elements but also a reflection of historical, cultural, and political processes.
A. I. Gorokhova, Y. N. Sidorov
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SOCIATIVE SEMANTICS OF URBANONYMS

Social-Economic Phenomena and Processes, 2017
A. S. Shcherbak, I. V. Groshev
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Sacred and profane in Russian urbanonyms

Proceedings of the International Conference on Onomastics ”Name and Naming”, 2017
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Urbanonyms As Markers Of Multicultural Urban Space

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2021
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