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2014 №1 (16)

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Elena V. Dushechkina
Saint Petersburg State University
Saint Petersburg, Russia

Tags: anthroponymy, city proper names, onomastics, personal names, place names, Russian language, teaching onomastics, toponymy, urbanonymy, zoonymy

2014 №1 (16)

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Yulia B. Vorontsova
Ural Federal University
Ekaterinburg, Russia

Tags: anthroponyms, collective nickname, ethnolinguistics, inhabitant names derived from place names, lexicography of proper names, personal names, Russian language

2014 №1 (16)

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Ekaterina S. Kogan
Ural Federal University
Ekaterinburg, Russia

Proper Names in Dialectal Idioms: Stages of Idiomatization

Voprosy onomastiki (Problems of Onomastics), 2014, Issue 1 (16), pp. 122–127 (in Russian)

Tags: degrees of phraseologization, dialectal idioms, dialectal lexicon, idiomatization, personal name, place name, proper names derivation, Russian language

2014 №1 (16)

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Olga V. Salomatova
Saint Tikhon’s Orthodox University of Humanities
Moscow, Russia

Tags: anthroponyms of non-biblical origin, reign of Peter the First, Russian language, Russian religious sermon, scholastic sermon, Stefan Yavorsky

2014 №1 (16)

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Olga V. Atroshenko
Ural State University of Railway Transport
Ekaterinburg, Russia

Tags: chrononymy, dialectology, ethnoliguistics, lexicography of proper names, Russian language

2014 №1 (16)

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Tatyana A. Gridina
Ural State Pedagogical University
Ekaterinburg, Russia

Tags: anthroponymy, associative context of a proper name, children’s speech, creation of names, mental dominants of childrens’ linguistic mind, onomastic play, Russian language, techniques of naming

2014 №1 (16)

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Sergey S. Skorvid
Russian State University for the Humanities
Moscow, Russia

Tags: Czech and Polish migrants in Russia, Czech Dialects of the Northern Caucasus and the Middle Irtysh Area, official family names, regional anthroponymy, Russian language, Russification, Southwestern and Northeastern Czech dialectal zones, unofficial family names

2014 №1 (16)

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Andrey V. Matison
Central State Archive of the City of Moscow
Moscow, Russia

Tags: clergy, family name, Ostashkov, personal name, regional historical anthroponymy, Russian language, Rzhev, Tver eparchy

2014 №1 (16)

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Ekaterina V. Zakharova
Institute of Language, Literature and History
Karelian Research Centre of the RAS
Petrozavodsk, Russia

Tags: Balto-Fennic languages, Eastern Lake Onega region, language contacts, models of settlement naming, Russian language, toponymy

2013 №2 (15)

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Аleksandr К. Shaposhnikov
V. V. Vinogradov Russian Language Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Moscow, Russia

Tags: Novgorod Land, Old Novgorod toponymy, Russian language, Slavic toponymic antiquities, toponymic etymology