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Słowiańskie imiona dwuczłonowe zachowane w najstarszych polskich toponimach (rekonesans)

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Górny H.
Onomastica
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2017
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vol. 61
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issue 1
255-264
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The aim of the article is to present selected Slavic compound names, including first names reconstructed from toponyms, which are the basis of the oldest place names (i.e. recorded in the Medieval documents). The paper announces a broader research project which aims to present an overall perspective of the anthroponymic motivation of geographical names from onomastic-linguistic, historical, demographic-migratory, geographical and frequency-based aspects. This study will focus upon a variety of topics, such as: chronology, frequency, geography of the name-based toponyms, their onomastic variants and morphological structure. Moreover, the following issues will be indicated: resources and the spread of the naming structures, the survivability and productivity of certain name groups in the toponymic nomination process. Cultural, ideological, religious and social causes which favor the production of certain types of names, including compound names, will be indicated.
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Mazowieckie toponimy motywowane imionami złożonymi

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Wójcik U.
Onomastica
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2017
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vol. 61
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issue 2
303-322
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In the paper, the author describes and analyses the old Mazovian toponyms motivated by Slavic compound names. The work, by definition, positions itself within the historical and etymological mainstream of studies of place names. Based on the analyzed material, it can be argued that more than one hundred Mazovian local names (111) remain in genetic association with compound names. Such place names were created at different times, as evidenced by the name structure itself. The oldest are probably the formations of -j-, which are also the most represented in the toponymy of the described area.
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