Примери за използване на Toponyms на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What are toponyms and ethno-morphemes?
Weather forecasts for all cities,villages and toponyms.
From these toponyms it is simply impossible to form ethno-morphemes of the feminine gender!
However, this is because many of the data are toponyms.
All other toponyms are either the names of the complexes, or the names of the objects in the complexes.
We expect that the former would have supported the archaization of the toponyms.
And exactly these specifics of the toponyms reflect the richness and the beauty of the Bulgarian language.
Especially eloquent for this settlement are today the widespread non-Greek settlement names, etc.,modern Slavonic toponyms.
This fact is proved by the preservation of ancient toponyms such as Oropos, Dionysus, Eleusis, and Marathon.
With toponyms is closely related and another concept-ethno-moron(derived from the Greek word"ethnos"- people).
They wished to preserve the historical information conveyed by the toponyms and to compare it to“inscriptions engraved on the ground”.
The toponyms Friesland and Smolensk are now preserved as Mount Friesland and Smolensk Strait respectively.
However, not so long ago the researchers decidedTo refer not to the toponyms proper,but to the etymology of these toponyms.
Sometimes, toponyms were replaced by names that really existed, other times they were changed randomly and hastily.
The suffix-c- in Russian is used forthe formation of ethnorhhoronyms,which originate from toponyms with endings-no,-eno,-ow,-evo.
Some toponyms, according to Nikolaos Politis, the“father of Greek folklore studies”, could be eliminated without scruple.
According to the Greek authorities, they were those toponyms that were“foreign or that did not sound good”, in other words, those that were in“bad Greek”.
Toponyms, such as Mount Durmitor in Montenegro, attest to the continued presence of Latin-speaking peoples in the Danube and mountain regions.
The term baba is present in customs,beliefs, and toponyms of all Slavic groups, usually as a personification of wind, darkness, and rain.
But then of course English also hasits coloured seas- four, to be precise, although none of the toponyms is native to the English language.
Through the Hellenization of toponyms Modern Greece could claim that she was the same country as that of the glorious Greece of the past.
The activity of the compilers is aimed at studying the development of onymes in synchronous and diachronic aspect andthe standardization of the names(oikonomy, toponyms and hydrodynamics) in Bulgaria.
Many toponyms in northern andeastern Zagori have Aromanian etymology, while some toponyms with Slavic etymology are present in western and southern Zagori.
Numerous historical sources, mainly in Latin,referred to toponyms within Krbava, most of which have been correlated with modern-day toponymy.
When non-Greek toponyms were adapted, this was done in a totally arbitrary manner, sometimes on the basis of misunderstood morphology a wooded village might be called“tree-less;
Scruples weighed on the conscience of historians in cases where the toponyms were thought to represent historical testimonials of displaced populations.
And it is that the toponyms are Turkish-Arabic and they have to be deleted, there must be nothing that reminds about Islam on the territory of the municipality.
Like elsewhere in present-day Kaliningrad Oblast, the assimilation of the territory and colonization by Russian settlers was completed by changing the historic German toponyms to Russian ones throughout the Russian-controlled part of the Spit.
Details of the Bulgarian Antarctic toponyms are published by the Commission's website, and also by the international Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica maintained by SCAR.
After this act, the term"Crimean Tatar" was banished from the Russian-Soviet lexicon,and all Tatar toponyms(names of towns, villages, and mountains) in Crimea were changed to Russian names on all maps.