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Struktura narodowościowa dawnego starostwa hrubieszowskiego w XVII wieku w świetle imiennictwa historycznego

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Kojder M.
TEKA Komisji Polsko-Ukraińskich Związków Kulturowych
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2014
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issue IX
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Jeszcze o Stumetrówkach jako nieoficjalnych nazwach miejskich na Białorusi, w Rosji i na Ukrainie

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Kojder M.
Studia Interkulturowe Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej
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2018
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vol. 11
200-215
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The author presentes the unofficial urbanonyms on the example of name Stumetrowka (ukr. Стометрівка, rus. Стометровка) in few cities in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine. The motivation, the name-formation process and its function have been explined on the material acquired through the Internet query as well as oral interviews.
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Historyczne sposoby identyfikacji kobiet pochodzenia ruskiego na wschodniej Lubelszczyźnie (na materiale unickich ksiąg metrykalnych)

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Kojder M.
Studia Interkulturowe Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej
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2020
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vol. 13
141-152
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The article describes different ways to identify Ruthenian (Ukrainian) women living in the eastern part of the Lublin province. The material was excerpted from the registers of the Uniate parishes of the former Chełm diocese from the period 1596–1810. During the period under study, the anthroponymic system tended towards stabilisation in the form of two-element names in accordance with the [first name] + [surname] pattern. The majority of identification formulas consist of a given name and surname derived semantically or through word formation, although there are also few examples of the use of simple surnameless formulas or more extensive, two- and three-element anthroponymic descriptions used to identify adults.
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