Bashkir Toponyms Derived from Drymonyms: Classification, Structure, Semantics, Etymologies by Bukharova Gulnur Kh.

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Toponyms as Entry Points into a Digital Edition: Mapping Die Fackel by Barbaresi Adrien

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Metaphorization of Toponyms in Russian and Arabic dy the Material of the Russian and Arabic Press by Wael F. Ibrahim, Alexander S. Mamontov

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Placenames of indigenous origin in Acre-Brazil by Rozangela de Melo Martins da Costa, Alexandre Melo de Sousa

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Revealing Local Knowledge of Sundanese People of Toponyms in The Western Bandung-North Area by Mahmud Fasya, Eri Kurniawan, Jatmika Nurhadi, Undang Sudana, Dini Gilang Sari, Rahmawati Rahmawati

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Anthroponimic geographical names of the Republic of Mari El of Tatar origin: toponymic zones by Flera Ya. Khabibullina, Iraida G. Ivanova

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A Toponymic Bibliography: Books, Articles, and Selected Papers by Donald J. Orth by Margaret S. Powell

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Spatial distribution of toponyms and formation mechanism in traditional villages in Western Hunan, China by Yaliang Liu, Lu Liu, Ran Xu, Xin Yi, Hui Qiu

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SPELLING PROBLEMS OF TOPONYMS (ON THE MATERIAL OF THE SYSTEM OF PLACE NAMES IN ZAPORIZHZHIAN-NADAZOVIA REGION) by Valentina M. Pacheva

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What is not in a name? Toponymic ambivalence, identity, and symbolic resistance in the Nepali flatlands by Darshan Karki, Miriam Wenner

“…This paper seeks to understand how elites utilize toponyms to either underscore territorial claims and belonging to a nation or to undermine those claims. …”
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Populating the Landscape With Absent Friends: The Use of Personal Names in Palmerston Island Toponyms by Rachel Hendery

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REFLECTION OF THE NAMES OF FAMOUS FIGURES OF ARMENIAN ORIGIN IN THE ETHNIC TOPONYMS OF THE SOUTH OF RUSSIA by V. Akopyan

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From Mordasov to Dukhanovo and back: toponymic space of the of Dostoyevsky’s novel «Uncle’s dream» by Skuridina Svetlana A.

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Crisis social media data labeled for storm-related information and toponym usage by Rob Grace

“…Data are also labeled for toponym usage (with or without toponyms), location (local, remote, and generic toponyms), and granularity (hyperlocal, municipal, and regional toponyms). …”
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Two East African toponyms: a case study in intercultural transmission of knowledge by Marina Tolmacheva

“… Toponyms of the East African coast present a recorded illustration of the multicultural environment of the Indian Ocean in its western part. …”
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ETHNOLINGUISTIC SPECIFICITY OF OB-IRTYSH INTERFLUVE TOPONYMS (AS REVEALED BY HYDRONYMS OF KHANTY ORIGIN) by Y. V. Islamova

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Toponymic Landscape of Shadrinsk in Aspect of Regional and Local Identity: A Sociolinguistic Study by M. V. Golomidova, S. O. Goryaev

“…Based on a sociological interpretation of the phenomenon of territorial identity in an urban environment, the authors aim to identify how residents perceive the toponymic / urbanonymic landscape as a translator of local distinctiveness. …”
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THE QUESTION OF KAZAKH NATIONAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL TOPONYMIC AS A POTENTIAL FACTOR OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT by Kuat T. SAPAROV, Aigul Y. YEGINBAYEVA, Gulshat Zh. NURGALIEVA, Saltanat M. KULZHANOVA, Еmin ATASOY, Jan A. WENDT

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A Glossary of Native American Toponyms and Ethnonyms from the Lewis and Clark Journals by William Bright

“…This article presents a glossary of all such terms, giving etymologies from the Native languages. For toponyms currently in use, information is also given regarding state, county, and present-day English pranunciation. …”
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To the Question of Neuter Gender Toponyms’ Declention Ending on -ovo/-evo, -ino/-yno by M. S. Teikin

“…The present paper deals with the issue concerning neuter gender toponyms’ declension ending on -ovo/-evo, -ino/-yno in Russian language. …”
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