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Controls on the Distribution and Quality of Cretaceous Coals
... into one broad depression, is about 1 ,000 m thick and contains comparatively
thin coal seams. The Zeja-Burejan basin is present in the lower reaches of the
toponymal rivers that are tributaries of the Amur. This basin also consists of
several ...
Peter J. McCabe, Judith Totman Parrish, 1992
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Trade, Travel, and Exploration in the Middle Ages: An ...
... the topography, geography, and toponymal etymology of Wales and Cambria.
advances a very favorable view of the Welsh themselves; the second book offers
pointed criticism ofWelsh morals and practices. One can see especially in the ...
John Block Friedman, Kristen Mossler Figg, 2013
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English Language Word Builder
... RHABDOMAL SEGMENTAL STEROIDAL SYRINGEAL TOPONYMAL
TYPHOIDAL ARANEIDAN OCTOPODAN BENEMPTED CHAPLETED
CROSIERED FIREARMED INFARCTED MURRAINED PARSLEYED
RAINBOWED SAPHEADED ...
Toponymal bases like -pur and -palli, having been drawn by the current of
rhythmical analogy into language suffix forms like -aur and -auli, lost their identity
and the forms -aur and -auli were adopted as proper toponymal suffixes without
any ...
Uttar Pradesh Historical Society, 1922
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Romanian Scientific Abstracts
According to the author, toponymal data are essential to those who study the
early periods of a language, and the largest possible amount of information on
the discussed name is necessary in order to get the best results from toponymal ...
It has been a pleasant hobby with me to study the origin of names of places in
Punjab and. this has been quite interesting and informative. The toponymal
classification of Punjab may be done as below : — (a) Those signifying the
names of a ...
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The Followers of Horus: Studies Dedicated to Michael Allen ...
This indicates that these group-signs were considered "self_ sufficient" in
themselves, each referring to a separate unit (of whatever — perhaps toponymal
? — nature), well understood by the people (officials of the king?) of those days.
Renée F. Friedman, Barbara Adams, 1992
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Panjab University Research Bulletin: Arts
... SISWAN Sisvam Slrshavana H, M Other examples : Aharwan, Bhalwan,
Dodwan, Jaswan, Kalwan, Sidhwan, Siwan, Nagwan, etc. The trends and
tendencies to name the places may be represented by the following toponymal
classification.
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Social Science Abstracts
The article discusses the toponymal, topographic, and juridical expansion of
Cesena from pre-Etruscan times to the 14th century. —V. IVI. Scramuzza. 240.
SYME, RONALD. Rhine and Danube legions under Domitian. Jour. Roman
Studies.
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The Panjab Past and Present
Here an attempt is being made to study the place- names of this region under the
following toponymal classification. I. Place-names after Persons 1 . Kings and
Princes : Kings of yore sometimes used to found new cities and towns which
were ...
