ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD ONOMASTIC
From Greek onomastikos, from onomazein to name, from onomaname.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ONOMASTIC»
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1
You Name It: Perspectives on
Onomastic Research
You name it. Perspectives on onomastic research, a diverse, international study of names and their study. In it 30 experts write on the theories and methods of their field of research and on various aspects of personal and place names.
Ritva Liisa Pitkänen, Kaija Mallat, 1997
2
Theory and Typology of Proper Names
Something of this kind has hardly been done in socio- onomastics (but see Lenk
2002). In this discipline, a rather different type of research is practiced, seldom
found in sociolinguistics: one investigates which linguistic or onomastic forms are
...
Willy van Langendonck, 2007
3
City Government in Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor
R138 has an onomastic parallel in Q128, hence (p. 75) “shortly before 240.”
R139–141 can be dated to c.290–250,17 and R142 to c.240–170.18 R146 has
an onomastic parallel in Q132. As we have seen above, the wide dating of Qdoes
not ...
Sviatoslav Dmitriev Assistant Professor of History Ball State University, 2005
4
Judaism and Christianity in First-century Rome
The onomastic C. Julius at Ostia may indicate direct linkage to imperial freedmen.
... the highest rank among freedmen.67 The onomastic Livius similarly indicates
linkage through freedmen of the aristocratic Ostian family, the A. Livii, which ...
Karl P. Donfried, Peter Richardson, 1998
5
Inscribing Devotion and Death: Archaeological Evidence for ...
Most Jewish onomastic frameworks and formulae in the second and third
centuries appear to have employed the same onomastic conventions as their
African neighbors in the western provinces. Like their neighbors' names, Jews'
names ...
6
Towards a History of Linguistics in Poland: From the Early ...
In consequence of this bidirectional interaction, the concepts of primariness and
secondariness look like results of those processes. This is why from the
onomastic point of view, primary will be those proper nouns which as lexical
items (e.g., ...
E. F. K. Koerner, A. J. Szwedek, 2001
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Actes du XVIe Congrès international des sciences ...
Québec, Université Laval, 16-22 août 1987 : le nom propre au carrefour des
études humaines et des sciences sociales Jean-Claude Boulanger. Congresses
Held by the International Committee of Onomastic Sciences City Year Title ...
Jean-Claude Boulanger, 1990
8
The Jews in Late Ancient Rome: Evidence of Cultural ...
The evidence presented in Tables 2, 3, and 4 consistently points toward a
community whose onomastic practices were not uniform. To describe this
community on the basis of simplified categories such as "Romanized" or "
Hellenized" is to ...
Leonard Victor Rutgers, 2000
9
Sabellian Demonstratives: Forms and Functions
The first four words seem to be acc. sg.;88 these may be onomastic forms or
official titles.89 They may again point to a dead man. If this is so, the form udiins
may be a verbal form of some sort, perhaps the 3rd plural of a transitive verb.90 ...
10
The Latin Dialect of the Ager Faliscus: 150 Years of Scholarship
A third point by which identity, especially social identity, may be established is by
the onomastic formula: for the period and the area that is the subject of this study,
this means e.g. the use of double gentilicia, the use of cognomina, and the ...
Gabriël C. L. M. Bakkum, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ONOMASTIC»
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onomastic is used in the context of the following news items.
Where's home? The answer is not as simple - or big - as you might …
These smaller spots escaped Egypt's strict onomastic (or place-naming) code – arguably the microtoponyms of their day. Writing for ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 15»
What's the one thing you'd check before you set off for the Masters?
Last week AWAAT dropped the following onomastic bombshell: “The name Gary is headed for extinction with only 28 kids in 700,000 births in ... «The Australian, Apr 15»
Call for Papers devoted to Names in SF, Fantasy, and Horror
... more than 500 words and a 50-word biographical sketch of the author including the author's name, affiliation, onomastic interests, and email. «SFWA News, Feb 15»
“The Rectification Of Names”—China Struggles With Its National …
Nobody could agree on a more suitable alternative word; so in an onomastic throwing-up of hands, the authorities just dumped the Chinese ... «VDARE.com, Jan 15»
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I'm with you on the Mrs. John Smith onomastic drag business — it's sexist and, frankly, weird-sounding. Seeing my own name rendered thus ... «Boston Globe, Nov 14»
Dr. Know: The pronunciation of Willamette seems wrong to me.
Technically, that's an onomastic elephant, Will. Linguistic elephants have bigger ears, but I get your point. You'll be pleased to learn there's ... «Willamette Week, Oct 14»
672 - Licence to Map: the Other James Bond
... in mock complaint of his unauthorised onomastic appropriation. The writer replied in an equally humorous vein, offering the ornithologist “unlimited use of the ... «Big Think, Aug 14»
Baffoe: Rooting For The Baffoes In The World Cup
The onomastic mutual learning experience also made the jump to Twitter after a London kid of Ghanaian descent happened across a column of ... «CBS Local, Jun 14»
Is Christ a Name or a Title?
Part of his case is to show that previous scholars have tended to work with only two “onomastic” categories: “Christ” in Paul is either a “title” ... «Patheos, May 14»
Maidana-Mayweather Undercard: Khan Re-enters the Mayweather …
... prizefighter later, too) and Mexican Olympian Marco Antonio Periban (a fighter much better equipped in the onomastic department, with a mix ... «XN Sports, Mar 14»
