OnomaInternational Centre of Onomastics, 2003 |
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... etymology between an Indian language and Spanish is not uncommon . Thus Calabazal Creek ( Santa Barbara Co. , Calif ... etymology , based on Nahuatl , and a more authentic etymology from Chumash . It looks like Mexican Spanish temetate ...
... etymology between an Indian language and Spanish is not uncommon . Thus Calabazal Creek ( Santa Barbara Co. , Calif ... etymology , based on Nahuatl , and a more authentic etymology from Chumash . It looks like Mexican Spanish temetate ...
الصفحة 34
... etymology from sugar plus -ite ' mineral ' ( as in calcite , etc. ) , so that Sugarite suggests a mineral from which ... etymology . In fact , this toponym raises a whole series of theoretical and methodological problems that are typical ...
... etymology from sugar plus -ite ' mineral ' ( as in calcite , etc. ) , so that Sugarite suggests a mineral from which ... etymology . In fact , this toponym raises a whole series of theoretical and methodological problems that are typical ...
الصفحة 159
... etymology has been at work here and that Charle ( s ) bois is an alteration of Chalbos , which is de- rived from chalb " bald " ( French chauve ) . On the surface , this might seem to be quite a stretch but there are nevertheless ...
... etymology has been at work here and that Charle ( s ) bois is an alteration of Chalbos , which is de- rived from chalb " bald " ( French chauve ) . On the surface , this might seem to be quite a stretch but there are nevertheless ...
المحتوى
American Indian placenames in the United States | 15 |
the derivation and referent of an old puzzle | 39 |
Placenames derived from Chinook Jargon in the state | 57 |
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