Name Transmission Relationships in England (1838-2014) by Stephen J. Bush

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Some Considerations on Russian Patronymics by Maria E. Ruth

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ANTONOMASIA – A FIGURE OF CULTURAL MEMORY by Ana Grgić, Davor Nikolić

“…Typical examples are patronyms and matronyms, as well as names addressed to women either after their husband's name, maiden name or their birthplace.…”
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Proper names of arab applicants of higher education: structure features and functioning specificity within the university education space by L. Kuplevatska, Т. Manivska

“…The authors highlight the differences in the regulations of migrants from Arab countries in comparison with Ukrainian norms: the order of succession, the lack of names, surnames, patronymics, and matronymics. The authors also set tasks for ethnic communicators who expand the professional competencies of the lecturer on the peculiarities of the use of Arabic anthroponyms. …”
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