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ON PROPER NAMES OF VARIETIES OF CLEMATIS

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Jakus-Borkowa E.
Onomastica
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2006
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vol. 51
259-269
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The subject of the article is the Polish terminology for varieties of cultivated Clematis on the basis of international nomenclature. Predominant in it are names of appellative origin, which give information on the beauty of these plants and constitute a business incentive. A second group consists of names from anthroponyms, also equivalent to toponyms that commemorate various figures - known and unknown - and places. Striking in the Polish terminology is the introduction of surnames of persons currently surrounded by universal respect, highly regarded in Poland in the recent past, or even still living, connected both with the political life as well as the religious life of our country and world, and even designations currently regarded as positive: phenomena, socio-political organizations, as well as revered sites of battle. These propria document not only the views of their authors, but also the system of values currently predominating.
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STRUCTURAL AND SEMANTIC TYPES IN THE MICROTOPONYMY OF SPACE

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Jakus-Borkowa E.
Onomastica
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2005
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vol. 50
323-336
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The article's subject is analysis of microtoponyms both for planets as well as their moons, designation of their predominant semantic and structural types, and extraction of the basic characteristics of the terrain microsystem of cosmic nomenclature. Examination of the names of spatial formations of both types of object in the Solar System revealed that - despite many similarities - there are differences between them, which are dependent on the type of terrain 'formations' being named, their location, and recommendations of the International Astronomical Union, which controls onymic processes in Space.
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POLISH OIKONYMS WITH THE SUFFIX -ca

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Jakus-Borkowa E.
Onomastica
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2004
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vol. 49
51-57
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Analysis of Polish names of localities with final '-ca' indicates that only a few of them are formed with use of the actual feminine suffix '-ca' in a toponymic function. They are substantives, belonging to those that are cultural and possessive, and appear mainly in central Poland. They have, however, very old historical attestation, coming from as early as the 12th century.Research did not confirm occurrence in oikonyms of names with the compound formants '-en-ca' and '-ew-ca//-ow-ca'.
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