- of
toponyms (proper
names of places, also
known as
place names and
geographic names),
including their origins, meanings,
usage and types.
Toponym is the...
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- The
toponyms of
Finland result mainly from the
legacy left by
three linguistic heritages: the
Finnish language (spoken as
first language by
about 93% of...
- A lost
toponym is a name
given to a
place which is no
longer known or identifiable. For example, in 1618 the crew of the
Mauritius explored a
river in...
- In
geographic information systems,
toponym resolution is the
relationship process between a
toponym, i.e. the
mention of a place, and an
unambiguous spatial...
- Dob is a
Slovene toponym,
found in Slovenia,
Austria and Italy. It
derives from a Proto-Slavic word dǫbъ (oak). The word dob is
today used exclusively...
- Gold
Mountain (Cantonese: Gāmsāan, 金山) is a
historical name for
either San Francisco, the
State of California, or
broadly the
western regions of North...
- Eva or Eua (Ancient Gr****: Εὔα) was an
ancient village of
Cynuria (part of
Arcadia in the Peloponnese, Greece),
located inland not far from Neris. Pausanias...
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question marks, boxes, or
other symbols instead of
cuneiform script. The
toponyms of
Turkey result from the
legacy left by
several linguistic heritages:...
