This paper deals with the analysis of surnames motivated by appellative graaf (i.e. count). Such are derived from nobility titles in Netherlands and Flanders most common Dutch surnames. The case study is preceded a brief overview historical, sociocultural orthographic context within language area to explain why same spelled differently Flanders. first part article gives review position onomasti...

The nineteenth and early twentieth-century intellectual claim to European ancestry stems from the ‘Aryan Myth’—the linguistic equating of Iranians as direct descendants Aryans, or Indo-Europeans. historical genesis word ‘Aryan’ was influenced by First Persian Empire (550-330 B.C.E.) in reference an Iranian homeland, nineteenth-century Western linguists’ associations with ancestral Indo-European...

Resume. The article is devoted to the study of call names Ukrainian servicemen, participants Russian-Ukrainian war, in particular question motives for nomination these onyms. This issue important and relevant, because its coverage allows not only explain mechanism production a new type informal anthroponyms, which very important, but also clarify how represent self-expression identification the...

The article deals with the origin of tribal name Coŋgōl or Tsongool, in other orthography. It also known as Soŋgōl Songool Buryat pronunciation, where Written Mongolian [č] developed into [s] through step [ts] position before a vowel than [i]. We argue connection word ethnic Čuŋul ~ Čumul, attested different spelling forms Chinese, Old Turkic, Khotanese Saka and Persian texts, history Eastern T...

this article, in an onomastic framework, is based in the semiotics of characters’ names, and tries to study the names of the dramatic characters’ names according to the different references introduced by c. s. pierce such as iconic, indexical and symbolic references.since the knowledge of onomastics is one of the analytical means with respect to knowing the literary- dramatic characters in the ...