-
Scarecrow Press. ISBN 9780810831698. Ziolkowska,
Magdalena (2011). "
Anthroponomy as an
Element Identifying National Minority".
Eesti ja Soome-Ugri Keeleteaduse...
- due to the
dominance of
Albanian anthroponomy amongst its inhabitants; 85
villages had
mixed Albanian-Slavic
anthroponomy, and the rest
contained almost...
-
reflected by the
anthroponomy of the inhabitants;
several cases of
Muslim inhabitants with
mixtures of
Muslim and
Albanian anthroponomy exist (i.e. Ali...
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Scarecrow Press. ISBN 9780810831698. Ziolkowska,
Magdalena (2011). "
Anthroponomy as an
Element Identifying National Minority".
Eesti ja Soome-Ugri Keeleteaduse...
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Zhabel is a
village in the
Dushkaja subregion in the
Gjakova muni****lity of Kosovo. It is
inhabited exclusively by Albanians.
Zhabel is 20 km
north of...
- Albanians.
Albanian anthroponomy and
onomastics prevailed over
Slavic ones, and
there are many
cases of
mixed Slav-Albanian
anthroponomy; that is to say,...
- Albanian-Slavic/Orthodox
anthroponomy:
Sokraja (15 households), Pop
Simoni (12 households), Çarshi (13) and
Himandin (9). Slavic/Orthodox
anthroponomy predominated...
- 15th century,
around half of Junik's po****tion had
typical Albanian anthroponomy. The
Ottoman register from 1485
indicates that
Junik was
mostly inhabited...
- 2014.
Retrieved 30 May 2014. Sharma, D.D. (2005).
Panorama of
Indian anthroponomy : (an historical, socio-cultural &
linguistic analysis of
Indian personal...
-
Albanian names and
anthroponomy. Furthermore, in a 1330
letter by
Serbian Tsar
Stefan Dušan,
several figures with
Albanian names and
anthroponomy (including the...
