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An Alphabetical Guide to the Language of Name Studies
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How Asia Got Rich: Japan, China and the Asian Miracle
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2139:. Hartford Seminary Foundation. pp. 17ā25.
1720:names are widely used instead of family names.
674:A person's personal name is usually their full
3270:. Oxford: Unit for Prosopographical Research.
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579:, nearly all individuals possess at least one
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3382:, contains over 35,000 published Greek names.
3349:Greek Personal Names: Their Value as Evidence
3324:. Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated.
3235:Greek Personal Names: Their Value as Evidence
2557:"Abe Shinzo or Shinzo Abe: What's in a Name?"
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1191:There is a range of personal naming systems:
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2100:Notzon, Beth; Nesom, Gayle (February 2005).
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3375:Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names
3291:. Lanham and London: The Scarecrow Press.
3033:McGillivray, Debbie; Adamson, Eve (2004).
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2263:"Forenames in Cameroon English speech"
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3070:. John Wiley & Sons. p. 10.
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3221:An Anthropology of Names and Naming
2958:Bulletin of the Museum of Fine Arts
2805:"The Other Half: What's in a name?"
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3305:from the original on 9 June 2024
3064:Adamson, Eve (13 October 2005).
2836:"Hungarian Names: A Quick Guide"
2803:Sharma, Kalpana (6 March 2010).
2750:Note: *M.Karunanidhi's daughter
2716:from the original on 12 May 2023
2677:from the original on 12 May 2023
2626:A Grammar of the Telugu Language
2567:from the original on 7 July 2022
2409:from the original on 26 May 2022
2405:. Cultural Atlas. January 2021.
2211:from the original on 9 July 2021
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2623:Brown, Charles Philip (1857).
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2879:"Dolphins Name Themselves"
2261:Kouega, Jean-Paul (2007).
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329:Interactional linguistics
3644:Maiden and married names
3099:. American Kennel Club.
2403:culturalatlas.sbs.com.au
2133:Snell, Wayne W. (1964).
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2015:Married and maiden names
1942:Samburu National Reserve
1920:Non-human personal names
1730:Indian name Ā§ Tamil
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1649:Lawrence Wong Shyun Tsai
1470:, commonly known as the
1266:entertainment journalism
1234:Generational designation
645:Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
5131:Category:Lists of names
2464:Saeki, Shizuka (2001).
2186:13 January 2015 at the
1990:different from unnamed
1710:family name, given name
1468:family name, given name
826:Spanish Prime Minister
651:(whose father is named
507:John Fitzgerald Kennedy
4061:Eritrean and Ethiopian
3262:Keats-Rohan, Katharine
2954:Reisner, George Andrew
2760:Kanimozhi Karunanidhi.
2433:21 August 2022 at the
2373:TV5MONDE: learn French
1994:with which they work.
1938:Amboseli National Park
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904:, of the magician duo
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560:of the individual. In
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266:Theoretical frameworks
220:Philosophy of language
200:History of linguistics
4991:GaltonāWatson process
4596:Ancient Tamil country
4018:Australian Aboriginal
3285:Room, Adrian (1996).
3159:Qualitative Sociology
2840:Hungarian Citizenship
2752:Kanimozhi Karunanidhi
2643:Telugu Personal Names
2586:Terry, Edith (2002).
2444:21 April 2023 at the
2122:on 30 September 2022.
1819:Rajeev son of Suresh
1751:Self respect movement
1576:marriage certificates
1568:academic certificates
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160:Conversation analysis
4758:Post-nominal letters
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3008:Entertainment Weekly
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1024:factual accuracy is
881:Some people (called
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649:Bjƶrk GuĆ°mundsdĆ³ttir
404:Internet linguistics
314:Construction grammar
5118:Surnames by country
4743:Pre-nominal letters
3800:Surnames by country
1931:bottlenose dolphins
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1645:Tony Leung Chiu-wai
1560:Government of Japan
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1278:pre-nominal letters
981:Polynesian cultures
778:Personal name: The
704:Structure in humans
597:), together with a
568:discipline, called
339:Systemic functional
134:Applied linguistics
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4981:Endonym and exonym
4924:Calendar of saints
4907:Related traditions
4681:Manners of address
4043:Sub-Saharan Africa
3464:Nobiliary particle
3248:on 18 October 2019
3172:10.1007/BF02393497
3014:on 4 December 2022
2230:Baiburin, Albert.
2066:, p. 164-165.
1992:laboratory animals
1884:Aleksandr Sharonov
1793:Patronymic suffix
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1747:Dravidian movement
1708:traditionally use
1662:Koizumi Jun'ichirÅ
1572:birth certificates
1564:identity documents
1550:Starting from the
1472:Eastern name order
1462:Eastern name order
1404:Western name order
1336:Western name order
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1108:Naming conventions
1094:Duke of Gloucester
861:families choose a
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444:Theory of language
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369:Autonomy of syntax
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2611:How Asia Got Rich
2399:"Chinese Culture"
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2167:978-0-520-23242-6
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