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Rendaku in Japanese place names
... on place names, there is fewer data than when surnames would be ...many names for which it was difficult to draw adequate ...more names should be ...the names such as Van Bokhorst ...
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Observations on Some Military Camps and Place Names in Lower Egypt
... these place names are attested well enough, with each name confirmed by at least two independent sources; one finds the pertinent papyrological and (para-)literary evidence in ...
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Random partition models and complementary clustering of Anglo Saxon place names
... observing place-name a and b, respectively, in a cluster chosen uniformly at random from the clusters of ρ, with ρ distributed according to π(ρ | ...s place-names independently of each other with ...
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Ensemble Named Entity Recognition (NER):Evaluating NER Tools in the Identification of Place Names in Historical Corpora
... (a) place reference identification and (b) place reference ...particular place (Santos et ...change names, ...resolve place names in corpora, is the assessment of the performance ...
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Place-Names and Objectivity in Historiography: The Case of Silesia in the 19th and 20th Centuries
... the place-names but in a “Glossary of Geographic Names” notes the various linguistic forms used in this area during the period he ...of place-names appending them in parentheses with ...
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Sequent Occupance and Toponymy in Singapore: The Diachronic and Synchronic Development of Urban Place Names
... of place names belonging to different cultural and linguistic contexts in the island, producing a truly unique collection of toponyms derived from different roots and attested all together, in the same time ...
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Uses of Scottish place names as evidence in historical dictionaries
... of place-name material receives more recognition and is given a much more thorough and detailed ...of place-names dating from the pre-literary Scots period contain this element, including Wytefeld ...
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Reasons for the Wide Spread of the Protosyllable *kam (and Its Phonetic Variants *kham , *cham ) in the Modern Place Names (Multidisciplinary Approach)
... This article presents a new approach in the field of protolanguage study on the basis of the hypothesis (Mironova, 2008) about protosyllables of proto- language preserved in the modern place names. The ...
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A Historical Study of Place Names of Eastern Uttar Pradesh
... of names are indicating the relation with Bhara ...like names related with the settlement of ancient Domb ...The place names related with Kol tribes are Koldihawa, Kolia, Kolaha, Koulpur also ...
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Place-Names and Politics in The Awntyrs off Arthure
... The toponyms (styled “baffling”) are of four kinds: those of Galeron’s confiscated estates in Scotland’s south-west; those of estates later granted to Gawain; “political” forms from the Continent; and local Cumberland ...
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Some Features of Urban Place Names in Central Africa
... The situation of the Germans in this table is rather special. Although having arrived late in the colonial com- petition (almost like the Belgians), they will quickly occupy a non negligible portion of the territory of ...
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Reflections on some Lincolnshire major place names, Part 2: Ness wapentake to Yarborough
... both names is to the nesse þe Medeshamstede onstent (BCS 1130; PN Nth: 223), ‘the promontory on which Peterborough stands’, ...This place could have been central to a larger Ness wapentake including at ...
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Reflections on some Lincolnshire major place names, Part 1: Algarkirk to Melton Ross
... a place where it is topographically ...steep place’, with a genitival construction paralleled in such Scandinavian names as the Icelandic Fljótsdalur ‘valley of the/a lake’ in Hrafnkels saga ...
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oa East African Geographical Review - Some geographical implications from the study of Ugandan place-names
... In particular, the distribution of place-nane elenents of the sane type or linguistic origin and the neaning of individual naIleS has been used to illuminate t.le [r] ...
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Ethnonyms in the place names of Scotland and the Border counties of England
... The place-name could derive from Roger himself or from members of the ethnicity brought in by him, or could be said to be from a surname developed from the ethnonym: Roger's father, William, was also known as ...
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Where in Tasmania : a compilation of place names and their histories in Tasmania
... COBBS HILL: An older part of the Hobart suburb, Bridgewater, situated on the western side of the Midlands Highway.. This part of Bridgewater is older than Bridgewater itself, an old ruin[r] ...
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Where in Tasmania : a compilation of place names and their histories in Tasmania
... Situated on the western side of the island, near where the Pass River now passes under the North Road; near the junction with Cooper Road.. PATERSONIA: A small rural place 25 Km.[r] ...
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Place names and the Scots language: The marches of lexical and onomastic research
... In assessing historical Scots place-name evidence, I have employed the standard chronology by which Scots lexis is currently assessed, rather than classifying the elements according to t[r] ...
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SOME PIKE COUNTY PLACE NAMES, LEONARD ROBERTS' CONTRIBUTIONS
... To this end, he encoura~ed the county residents among his Pikeville College folklore stude nts to interview their neighbors and relatives for recollections ot the [r] ...
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U.S. Board on Geographic Names Foreign Geographic Names Standardization Program
... imprimatur. Yet by virtue of its ubiquity, Google is often the arbiter of first recourse for borders and toponyms [5]. So where Google‟s maps show borders or place names that deviate from official usage or ...
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