Add to ORKGWhen analyzing the grammatical structure of toponyms, we encounter the repetition of some lexemes in the composition of compound nouns. These are words like village, stream, river, stream, spring, well, aul, mountain, peak.
Cognitive and onomasiological properties of place names are considered in the article. Names of smal...
International audienceThe titles of customized topographic maps constitute a specific corpus which i...
The article deals with the characteristic features of geographic terminology. Lexical and geographic...
When analyzing the grammatical structure of toponyms, we encounter the repetition of some lexemes in...
When analyzing the grammatical structure of toponyms, we encounter the repetition of some lexemes in...
One place from another, one street from another, next to one street from the street, to distinguish ...
This paper offers an account of toponyms (e.g. London, Shanghai, Roma, Kulosaari), in four languages...
Toponymy is the science that has its subject the study of geographical names or toponyms. As all ot...
Names of villages, towns and cities are of a different origin. Some of the names come from the names...
The article discusses the notion of toponym, its types and problems of its classification. The artic...
The author looks into semantic and onomasiological aspects of place-name coinage on the example of E...
The transition from one type of horse to another is a common occurrence in the language. In this cas...
The transition from one type of horse to another is a common occurrence in the language. In this cas...
The toponyms derived from the names are a special group of geographical terms. These antropotoponyms...
This article studies linguistic ecology parameters for describing a regional toponymic system, which...
Cognitive and onomasiological properties of place names are considered in the article. Names of smal...
International audienceThe titles of customized topographic maps constitute a specific corpus which i...
The article deals with the characteristic features of geographic terminology. Lexical and geographic...
When analyzing the grammatical structure of toponyms, we encounter the repetition of some lexemes in...
When analyzing the grammatical structure of toponyms, we encounter the repetition of some lexemes in...
One place from another, one street from another, next to one street from the street, to distinguish ...
This paper offers an account of toponyms (e.g. London, Shanghai, Roma, Kulosaari), in four languages...
Toponymy is the science that has its subject the study of geographical names or toponyms. As all ot...
Names of villages, towns and cities are of a different origin. Some of the names come from the names...
The article discusses the notion of toponym, its types and problems of its classification. The artic...
The author looks into semantic and onomasiological aspects of place-name coinage on the example of E...
The transition from one type of horse to another is a common occurrence in the language. In this cas...
The transition from one type of horse to another is a common occurrence in the language. In this cas...
The toponyms derived from the names are a special group of geographical terms. These antropotoponyms...
This article studies linguistic ecology parameters for describing a regional toponymic system, which...
Cognitive and onomasiological properties of place names are considered in the article. Names of smal...
International audienceThe titles of customized topographic maps constitute a specific corpus which i...
The article deals with the characteristic features of geographic terminology. Lexical and geographic...