- sub-field of anthroponymy, the
study of
ethnonyms is
called ethnonymy or
ethnonymics.
Ethnonyms should not be
confused with demonyms,
which designate all...
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Ethnonymic surnames are
surnames or
bynames that
originate from ethnonyms. They may
originate from
nicknames based on the
descent of a
person from a given...
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entrance of the
Carpathian Basin Magyar (surname), a
common Hungarian ethnonymic surname A
character from the
videogame Brawlhalla.
Madyar (disambiguation)...
- many
polysemic words that have
several meanings (including
demonymic and
ethnonymic uses), and
therefore a
particular use of any such word
depends on the...
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Levantine geographic region dominated by
gorges and ravines. The
gradual ethnonymic shift from "Israelites" to "Jews",
regardless of
their descent from Judah...
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Nicknames of
Ethnonymic Origin,
Indogermanische Forschungen; Str****burg Vol. 100, (1
January 1995): 223. Tamás Farkas,
Surnames of
Ethnonymic Origin in the...
- Kun is a
Hungarian ethnonymic surname literally meaning "****an". It is also a
surname originating in Nauru, of
other origin.
Notable people with the surname...
- Tibeto-Burman: an alphabetic/genetic listing, with some
prefatory remarks on
ethnonymic and
glossonymic complications". In McCoy, John; Light,
Timothy (eds.)...
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Rusznyak is a Hungarian-language
ethnonymic surname literally meaning "person of Ruthenian/Rusyn ethnicity". István Rusznyák István Rusznyák
Karol Rusznyák...
- Tóth (sometimes Tót or Toth) is a
Hungarian ethnonymic surname that was an
older term
related to the "Tótok"
meaning Slavs (of
Slavonia i.e. Croats, also...
