Vol. 55 No. 1 (2015): Slavic/Non-Slavic Language Contact in the Area of Diachronic Onomastics

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/linguistica.55.1

Published: 31. 12. 2015

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Introduction

• Preface

  Silvo Torkar

  9-11

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Articles

• Remarks on the history of sounds and accents of Slavic names deriving from substrates and neighbouring languages

  Georg Holzer

  13-28

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• Pre-Slavic toponomastic layer of Northern Mazovia: corrections and addenda (the Narew drainage)

  Zbigniew Babik

  29-46

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• The influence of pre-Slavic ethnic groups on the hydronymy of present-day Slovakia

  Jaromír Krško

  47-58

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• Towards a clarification of the history of the Slovene river name Soča

  Luka Repanšek

  59-72

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• On hydronym Dragonja/Dragogna

  Metka Furlan

  73-87

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• Pieris and Begliano: medieval settlements of the lower soča of uncertain identity

  Maurizio Puntin

  89-102

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• Old Romance place names in early South Slavic and late Proto-Slavic sound changes

  Matej Šekli

  103-114

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• Slavic and Eastern Romance interaction in the hydronymy of the Dniester river basin

  Святослав O. Вербич

  115-129

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• German-Slavic settlement and language contact in the region between the rivers Saale and Neiße – presented on the basis of selected place names

  Inge Bily

  131-147

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• Czech-German relationships in relation to the anthroponymy of the Czech lands

  Jana Pleskalová

  149-160

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• German - Sloven contact in Slovene toponymy

  Silvo Torkar

  161-171

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• The problems of studying the Baltic origins of hydronyms on the territory of Russia

  Валерий Л. Васильев

  173-186

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• “Demonological” root čert- and hiisi- in Russian toponymy of the Russian North and the Republic of Karelia

  Елена Л. Березович, Анна A. Макарова, Ирма И. Муллонен

  187-205

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• Problems in the study of the finno-ugric substrate toponymy of the Russian north

  Н. В. Кабинина

  207-228

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• Croatian-Hungarian contacts reflected in Croatian surnames

  Anđela Frančić

  229-239

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• Some medieval titles in the toponymy of Serbia

  Aleksandar Loma

  241-249

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• Turkisms in the toponymy of Ukraine: historical and etymological aspacts

  Василь B. Лучик

  251-262

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• Bulgarian area and settlement names originating from Balkan languages

  Людвиг Селимски

  263-272

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• The English-Slovene language contact: borrowing of personal names

  Eva Sicherl

  273-289

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