The article contributes to the identification and linguistic analysis of Hispanic toponymic units Uruguay, presents first attempt classify them. Due historical factors geographical location, Uruguayan corpus over centuries have been formed European (mainly Hispanic) autochthonous (mostly Guarani) layers. author groups names Spanish origin, giving multiple examples, explaining their etymology id...

the current study aims at the comparative analysis of the religious copping, optimism, and social physique anxiety between the disabled and the normal people.  as for the methodology of this comparative analysis, 60 gorgani people, 30 disabled and 30 normal people, were chosen through systematic random sampling in 1395 taken from the names of those disabled who were registered in the welfare or...

This opening line from “How the Dagda Got His Magic Staff” neatly summarizes the names by which the Dagda is known in the surviving Irish manuscripts. Translations for these names begin to shed some light on the character of this deity: the “Good God,” the “Red/Mighty One of Great Knowledge,” and “Horseman Allfather.” What other information can be gleaned about the Dagda from the way in which h...

Hurrian personal names are documented among the members of Hittite royal family starting from time King Tuthaliya I and they become more popular in 13th century BC. The rulers polities subordinate to Hatti, such as Karkemish Amurru, bore names. These were also diffused inhabitants Anatolia Syria, texts tablets discovered at Alalah Emar demonstrate. greatest part is "Satznamen" which one two com...

fictional names have been one of the most important and serious topics in the contemporary philosophy of language and metaphysics.several questions such as “do fictional names refer to any objects?” “are fictional characters existent objects?” have resulted in a considerable literature of philosophy. in this essay, we will follow two objectives. first we will describe and elaborate the ideas ...

a place-name or a toponym is a word used to indicate, denote or identify a geographic locality. place-names are formed in the course of history of a region and are affected by various linguistic, social, political and cultural events. toponymy is the taxonomic study of place-names, based on etymological, historical and geographical information. this paper first defines toponym and topnymy and i...

The history of Switzerland is outlined briefly with special reference to evolution from unilingual to quadrilingual polity. Official modern language policy in the four language territories is described, with data on language boundaries and relative number of speakers. Extent of individual (as against societal) multilingualism in Switzerland is described, in conjunction with language attitudes a...