- as 4 to 5%, in
Icelandic approximately 32% of
oeconyms are
based on a
personal name.
Since 1953,
oeconyms have been
enshrined in law, and
Icelandic farms...
- and
territories Ethnonymy Exonym and
endonym Gazetteer Lists of
places Oeconym Toponymy of the
Kerguelen Islands Toponymic surname Planetary nomenclature...
-
sounds *š, *ž into *s, *z respectively. This is
observed in
hydronyms and
oeconyms (e.g. Zirnajai, Zalvas, Zarasai) as well as
loanwords preserved in Lithuanian...
-
shared the
suffix -ng-,
which can be
observed in
various hydronyms and
oeconyms (e. g., Apsingė, Nedzingė, Pilvingis, Suvingis, Palanga, Alsunga) found...
- that
follow from
complementarity or
shared public services.
econym See
oeconym.
ecoregion A type of
biogeographic province that is
smaller than a bioregion...
- odonym: a name of a
street or road (also hodonym). oikonym, also (Latinized)
oeconym or econym: a name of a
house or
other building. oronym: 1: a name of a...
- biology, geology, hydrology, meteorology, and climatology,
among others.
oeconym A
toponym or
proper name for a
house or
other residential building, or...
- Norway. The
Evinrude surname,
which he
adopted in the
United States, is an
oeconym from the
Evenrud farm in
Vestre Toten,
where his
mother was born. In October...
- by the Rhineland-Palatinate
regional reforms. In 1935 it
received the
oeconym 'on the Weinstraße' due to its wine-growing status.
Since its institution...
- were 199
people with this
surname in Norway. The name is
originally an
oeconym referring to a farm, and it is
especially frequent in the muni****lity...
