Examples of using Exonym in English and their translations into Russian
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Dutch exonym standardisation Ferjan Ormeling.
Towards a comprehensive view of the endonym/exonym divide.
Endonym and exonym: polishing the definitions Roman Stani-Fertl.
Considerations on the definitions of"endonym" and"exonym" Peter Jordan.
The exonym and the endonym: attempting to define the undefineable? Naftali Kadmon.
Consequently the following new definitions of"endonym" and"exonym" are proposed.
Endonym or exonym: is there a missing term in maritime names?
Recent legislation in those countries on the use of minority place names might remove these names from exonym status.
Using an exonym with political connotations may create misunderstandings.
Particular attention had been given to the terms"exonym" and"endonym", and new terms were also under consideration.
Exonym use is determined by the type of publication, its audience, and the range of circulation local, national, international.
Applauded the continued publication of well-elaborated exonym gazetteers, noting that new gazetteers had been presented at the current session.
The new concepts can be applied to several cases of transboundary features,which very likely constitute the most delicate field of endonym/exonym application.
The name is an exonym assigned by the Romans, who conquered and incorporated it into the Roman Republic.
Therefore, the Working Group will first have to rediscuss the definitions of the endonym and the exonym, since they are the basis for all other decisions.
The redefinition of"exonym" and"endonym" was under consideration and the term"ethnonym", which had been previously discussed, would be reconsidered.
The report refers to a volume of the new toponymic book series Name and Place, edited by Peter Jordan and Paul Woodman,entitled Trends in Exonym Use.
Working paper No. 71,"Trends in Exonym Use" and the proceedings of the 10th meeting of the Group of Experts Working Group on Exonyms, described above.
The discussion on definitions is an integralpart of the book; but the book also highlights the exonym question in general from a multi- and interdisciplinary perspective.
An official name can very well be an exonym, when it is not accepted by the local population e.g., the German name Litzmannstadt for the Polish city Łódź in the era of German occupation.
It has become apparent that most members of the Working Group are dissatisfied with the current definitions of the endonym and the exonym(incorporated into the Glossary in 2007) for three main reasons.
The paper highlighted the possible benefits of thoughtful exonym use and contributed to the discussion of the role of exonyms in the preservation of cultural heritage.
The report highlights the basic role of the local human community in the naming process and the community/feature relationship as the essential anddecisive criterion for the endonym/exonym divide.
The main topics at those workshops concerned the endonym/exonym divide, guidelines and criteria for the use of exonyms and trends in exonym use.
An expert from the United KingdomDivision summarized the content of three papers from the Prague meeting, including consideration of the overlap in the current United Nations glossary between the definitions of"endonym" and"exonym.
It was noted that the endonym/exonym divide was not always confined to communities with different languages, which was the reason why community had to replace language as a definition criterion for the divide.
It was also indicated that most Working Group members were dissatisfied with the current endonym and exonym definitions and were of the view that they must be re-examined, as they were the basis for all other definitions.
It examines the benefits of exonyms,the current trends of exonym use, and the standardization efforts related to exonyms on the national as well as on the international(United Nations) level.
The report of Italy(E/CONF.94/CRP.58 and Add.1) commented on the structures dealing with geographical names in Italy, updating of the"Toponymic Guidelines for Map Editors and Other Editors",a"Concise Gazetteer of Italian Geographical Names", an exonym inventory, a"Multilingual Glossary of Geographical Features" and an Italian version of the UNGEGN brochure.
The report attempts to look at the endonym/exonym divide not only from a linguistic point of view but also from a perspective incorporating sociological, cultural, geographical, juridical and political aspects.