Names of Residential Complexes: between Urbanonyms and Advertising Names by R. V. Razumov, S. O. Goryaev

“…The question of the “borderline” status in the onomastic space of the new for the Russian language category of proper names - names of residential complexes - is considered. …”
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SISTEM SAPAAN BAHASA SUNDA by , Cucu Suminar, , Prof. Dr. I Dewa Putu Wijana, M.A.

“…Referring to its meaning or its semantic feature, Sundanese address includes address related to proper name, personal pronoun, kinship, occupation or profession, religion, friendship, rapport, and honor. …”

Once More on Russian Dialect <i>tyukha-matyukha</i> (<i>tyukha-pantyukha</i>) by L. A. Feoktistova

“…The author reveals models of phrase-forming, describes the semantics of the idiom and finds out the onomastic status of proper name components. It is emphasized that in structural terms, tyukha-matyukha and tyukha-pantyukha are paired words (names). …”
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Essay on Comparative Demononymy: The “Wild People” of Central and Western Europe by Sergei Yuryevich Neklyudov

“…Thus, the “generic” designation of the wild man can evolve into a kind of proper name.…”
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MENTALIZATION OF THE LEXEME <i>ALKONOST </i>IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE by E. Zubkova

“…The study also discovered an example of homonymy - proper name Alkonost2 with the meaning 'device name'. …”
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Auf der Suche nach der Motivation von Eponymen – Am Beispiel der kulinarischen Fachsprache im Polnischen by Justyna Ślęzak

“…An eponym is a word derived from a proper name, not necessarily from a first or last name (as in the case of an anthroponym), which is a common noun. …”
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LOST IN TRANSLATION: THE BRITISH SECTION IN «MERCATOR’S COSMOGRAPHY» AND TRANSLATORS OF THE AMBASSADORIAL OFFICE by N. A. Boldyreva

“…As an example of this uneasy work, the evolution of the interpretation of the proper name – the name of the text's author William Camden – is examined here. …”
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Cognitive processing of the extra visual layer of live captioning in simultaneous interpreting. Triangulation of eye-tracked process and performance data by Lu Yuan, Binhua Wang

“…The results showed the following findings: 1) Although participants were observed to constantly shift their attention between the live transcript area and the non-live transcript area, they tended to consciously keep their visual attention to the live captioning area when numbers and proper names appeared. 2) With live captioning on, it required more cognitive effort to process the information containing a higher density of numbers and proper names than processing information without numbers and proper names. 3) There was a significant improvement in the number and proper name accuracy in interpreting with live captioning.…”
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THE SEMANTICS STUDY OF ENGLISH SLANG USED IN THE COLUMN COSMO MAGAZINE by Hidayati Hidayati, Asbah Asbah, Agung A

“…The result is shown from the total  of the 100 (100%) data observed are the forms of  slang words (51%) can be noun (33,33%), verb (25%), adjective (29,17%), and adverb (12,5%) and also the slang words can be words formation in the form of derivation (7,40%),  compounding (11,11%), Clipping (37,03%), acronym (11,11%), blending (11,11%), proper name (11,11%) and imitation (11,11%),  Phrases(9%) are noun phrase (33,33%), verb phrase (33,33%), and prepositional phrase (33,33%)  and phrasal verb (7%) are in inseparable(0%) and separable (100%). …”
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The Translation Techniques in Fouad Al-Takerli's "Al-Raji' Al-Ba'iid" in Catherine Cobham's Translation "The Long Way Back " by Ass.Lecture Maysoon Mohsen Abd AlSahib

“…Certain techniques may cause different kinds of changes whether syntactic like for example, changing a verb to a noun or semantic like changing a proper name to an attribute , while other techniques may not cause any change .It is a fact that some techniques may be used more frequently than others .The narrative text having unique linguistic characteristics must be translated using different styles and techniques .These techniques can be used as words and sentences to facilitate the difficulty of translating culturally specific problematic items. …”
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Symbolism of Names and of the Word “Name” in the Bible by Jože Krašovec

“… In every civilization, there is a clear tendency for people to find a proper name for things, places, human persons, angels and gods / God. …”
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Transformations in Translating Expressions of Women's Objectification from English to Indonesian in a Netflix Series by Widya Evayani, Sajarwa Sajarwa

“…Using a qualitative-descriptive approach, the results show that the women are objectified in two ways (1) reduces them into an inert realized by changing pronouns and proper name into names of animals, goods that have no more function, label, and name of dummy object, and judged them by their attributes, such as appearance—body shape, hair; and also behavior—especially on women’s reaction; and (2) Denial of subjectivity by overlooking their agency, thought, and feeling. …”
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How presuppositions and illocutionary force become components of sense: some implications from the analysis of fictitious names in Frege’s philosophy by Ivan B. Mikirtumov

“…Both these names and the sentences containing them are deemed fictitious. Since any proper name can potentially refer to an imaginary entity, it is crucial to consider the speaker's intention. …”
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Historical significance and taxonomic status of Ischyrodon meriani (Pliosauridae) from the Middle Jurassic of Switzerland by Daniel Madzia, Sven Sachs, Christian Klug

“…While it is likely that I. meriani represents a Liopleurodon-like taxon, or is indeed conspecific with L. ferox, which would make I. meriani the proper name for the species, any such taxonomic considerations are hindered by the fragmentary nature of the type specimens of both these taxa as well as limited knowledge of the dental variability within and between individual jaws of L. ferox. …”
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Improved automatic spell checker for malay blog by Rayner Alfred, Surayaini Basri, Joe Henry Obit, Zamhar Iswandono Awang Ismail

“…Processes that are embedded into the proposed approach includes filtering of the proper name and the alphanumeric words, adding rules into the stemmer and adding the n-gram formula in order to improve the spelling embodiment result. …”
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CHREMATONYMS IN THE PROFESSIONAL DISCOURSE OF THE NUCLEAR AND SPACE INDUSTRY by Natalya V. Yudina, Nataliya B. Feldman

“…The authors conclude that chrematonyms as a class of onims have a specific linguistic meaning, affecting the semantic generation of the proper name in an inanimate object of material culture and emphasizing the unique and differential feature of the object and point to their specifically professional linguistic feature: motivation, derivative character, terminological unity, and frequency of usage. …”
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Striatal Injury Induces Overall Brain Alteration at the Pallial, Thalamic, and Cerebellar Levels by Kristina Lukacova, Julie Hamaide, Ladislav Baciak, Annemie Van der Linden, Lubica Kubikova

“…A previous study revealed that neurotoxic damage within Area X results in micro and macrostructural changes across the entire brain, including the downstream dorsal thalamus and both the upstream pallial nucleus HVC (proper name) and the deep cerebellar nuclei (DCN). Here, we specify these changes on cellular and gene expression levels. …”
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Hemispheric dominance in HVC is experience-dependent in juvenile male zebra finches by Sophia Y. Frank, Jesse L. Hunt, Andrea J. Bae, Napim Chirathivat, Sima Lotfi, Sahitya C. Raja, Sharon M. H. Gobes

“…The pre-motor nucleus HVC (acronym used as a proper name), plays a critical role in song learning and production (cf. …”
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Definiteness-indefiniteness category and logical quantification by Violetta Koseska-Toszewa

“…The fact of treating the definiteness / indefiniteness category as a sentence category expands understanding of the incomplete quantification notion also with respect to the verbal phrase, rather than, as in Ajdukiewicz’s approach, with respect to the nominal phrase only. Similarly, a proper name in a natural language is not a unique name, like in mathematical logic, but requires additional unique quantification. …”
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Le nom propre en chinois. Essai de morphosyntaxe by Pierre de La Robertie

“…First of all, there is no space between words, no Capital letters, nothing, to distinguish Proper Names and other kinds of words, except if one uses romanization. …”
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