... surnames are ' remarkably homogeneous ' , and that ' with few exceptions ... common to most European languages , but structural parallels of this nature ... Lithuanian , surnames in -eit were common ; this suffix represents the Lithuanian ...
Related books - Readers Also Liked
Nomenclator, omnium rerum propria nomina variis linguis explicata indicans. Lat., Gr., Ger., Dutch, Fr., It., Span
... Trach auff den Tisch von einenzum andern geht.B.Oms gaende oft verfondē schotel oft gerechte . G.Plat renuoyé . Ir . Mello che va attorno.H.Mă . jar que fe llena ... porn Thu- cyd . quam revenais exponit Scholiaftes NOMENCLATOR VIII , LING .
... surnames are ' remarkably homogeneous ' , and that ' with few exceptions ... common to most European languages , but structural parallels of this nature ... Lithuanian , surnames in -eit were common ; this suffix represents the Lithuanian ...
Nomina Insecta Nearctica: Diptera, Lepidoptera, Siphonaptera
... ( Westport , 1992 ) , in Names , 40 ( 1992 ) , 98-200 . Clark , C. , ' Onomastics ' , in The Cambridge History of the ... Kobes , Bernard , ' Names and natural kinds ' , in International Encyclopedia of Linguistics , edited by W. Bright ...
Index Kewensis: plantarum phanerogamarum nomina et synonyma omnium generum et specierum a Linnaeo usque ad annum MDCCCLXXXV complectens nomine recepto auctore patria unicuique plantae subjectis
... 186 = B . Cheiranthos . dimorpha , Coss . & Dur . in Bull . Soc . Bot . Fr ... Beng . [ 48 ] ; Fl . Ind . iii . 117 – Eruca sativa . erysimoides , Pourr ... 186 in nota Arabis macloviana . " magellanica , Pers . Syn . ii . 207. - Reg ...
AMBROSII CALEPINI DICTIONARII NOVEM LINGUARUM.: In qua insignes loquendi modi, selectiores Etymologiae, phrases [et]c. Tum etiam praecipuarum regionum, urbium, populorum, marium, fl. virorum, mulierum, [et]c. nomina. ALTERA PARS
![AMBROSII CALEPINI DICTIONARII NOVEM LINGUARUM.: In qua insignes loquendi modi, selectiores Etymologiae, phrases [et]c. Tum etiam praecipuarum regionum, urbium, populorum, marium, fl. virorum, mulierum, [et]c. nomina. ALTERA PARS](/images/A0NpAAAAcAAJ.jfif)