Plural Toponyms: When Place Names Coexist

  • Giraut F
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A branch of onomastics (the study of proper names) in linguistics, toponymy studies the origins, meanings and alterations of place names. In addition, this field involves a considerable amount of inventory work and classification in diverse contexts and on diverse scales, ranging from rural micro-toponyms to macro-toponyms (e.g. the names of territories engaged in international relations). There are for example nomenclatures and scholarly dictionaries of cities, regions and states, and intern...

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Giraut, F. (2021). Plural Toponyms: When Place Names Coexist. EchoGéo, 53. https://doi.org/10.4000/echogeo.20760

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