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SUBSTANTÍVUM BABA A JEHO DERIVÁTY V SLOVENSKEJ ANOJKONYMII A V SLOVNÍKU LEXIKA SLOVENSKÝCH TERÉNNYCH NÁZVOV

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Valentová I.
Slavica Slovaca
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2023
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vol. 58
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issue 1
5-37
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The article briefly characterizes the printed and digital dictionary The Lexis of Slovak anoikonyms. The dictionary entry baba/Baba and other entries with the base -bab-/-báb- are processed in various Slavic dictionaries of appellative and proprial lexis, including toponymic dictionaries. They will be also dealt with in this Slovak anoikonymic dictionary. In Polish onomastics, special attention to toponyms with the appellative baba and their motivations, semantics and lexicographic processing, has been devoted by E. Wolnicz-Pawłowska, in Czech onomastics by M. Šipková. The author of the present article focused on the meanings and etymology of the substantive baba in appellative lexicon and its occurrence in Slovak anoikonymy. The aim of this paper is also to analyse the Slovak anoikonymic material, to characterize structural types of the names, and to carry out lexical-semantic and language analyses of these names with emphasis on onymic motivations in the context of Slavic anoikonymy. The second part of the article deals with lexical-semantic and word-formation analyses, onymic motivations and structural types of the Slovak anoikonyms containing lexemes derived from the substantive baba/BABA in the context of Slavic anoikonymy, or rather toponymy. In Slovak anoikonyms, the forms of possessive adjectives and the relational adjective babí occur most frequently. Onymic word-formation, or name-formation, is characterized by the specific use of linguistic means in the given class of proper names, which must be taken into account when analysing anoikonyms and anoikonymic lexis. Various possibilities of onymic motivation of the names with the same basis also point to complex issues related to the conception of dictionary entries (especially explanatory parts) and the formation of headwords of the printed and digital dictionary The Lexis of Slovak anoikonyms.
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PRIMEVAL SLAVONIC APPELLATIVES AS A MOTIVATING WORDS FOR THE HYDRONYMS OF THE RIVER VAH'S BASIN (Praslovanske apelativa ako motivanty hydronym povodia Vahu)

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Krsko J.
Slavica Slovaca
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2009
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vol. 44
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issue 1
13-23
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The presented study deals with a usage of secondary (synchronic) motivation of Slovak hydronyms - the hydronyms are motivated by contemporary oikonyms - and primary (diachronic) motivation, which means that the hydronyms are usually motivated by primeval Slavonic appellatives. The author analyzes some of the names that occurred in river basin of the river Vah. The names were motivated by primeval Slavonic lexical basis. From a synchronic point of view some watercourses are motivated by the names of the villages. However, from diachronic point of view there is an opposite motivation - a hydronym was created from the primeval Slavonic appellative and later the hydronym motivated the names of the villages surrounding the river. In the article author analyzes also the names motivated by the vegetation, character and temperature of water and so on.
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SLOVENSKÉ OJKONYMÁ MOTIVOVANÉ DŇAMI TÝŽDŇA AKO ZDROJ POZNÁVANIA ROZVOJA EKONOMICKEJ PROSPERITY KRAJINY

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Krško J.
Slavica Slovaca
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2022
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vol. 57
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issue 3
259-269
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The presented study deals with an application of the names of the days of the week in Slovak oikonyms, which were motivated by the names of the days of the week in which the markets took place - e.g. Monday (Pondolok), Wednesday (Dunajská Streda), Thursday (Spišský Štvrtok), Saturday (Rimavská Sobota).
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EXOTIC-MYSTERIOUS COMPOUND MODEL 'VERB + NOUN' IN AMERICAN AND UKRAINIAN TOPONYMY (Ekzotychno-zagadkova kompozytna model' 'dijeslovo+imennyk' (na materiali ojkonimiji SSHA ta Ukrajiny))

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Skljarenko O. M.
Ukrayinska mova (Ukrainian Language)
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2009
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issue 1(30)
113-117
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The article is devoted to the analysis of compound place-names of the model 'Verb + Noun' in Ukrainian and American toponymy. Some typologically similar features have been revealed.
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