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- published: 19 Apr 2015
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As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place names ending in –ton become few and in their place one observes a preponderance of Celtic Cornish place names beginning Tre-. Scattered throughout his Survey of Cornwall, Carew (1602) gives various, frequently naïve, interpretations of Cornish place names. From the eighteenth century onwards a steady stream of onomastic glossaries are published. The glossaries of Gwavas (1710), Borlase (1749), Pryce (1790), and Polwhele (1860) are mainly concerned with the etymological meaning of Cornish place names for the curious. Assonance forms basis of the etymologies in these glossaries and explanations of the meanings of place names are consequently not merely conjectural but frequently fanciful. In 1871, Bannister published his Glossary of Cornish Names, containing approximately 20,000 place names. A succession of Cornish place name dictionaries for popular consumption followed in the 20th century. A more serious study of Cornish toponymy is Padel’s (1985) Cornish Place-Name Elements, a dictionary of the elements that constitute Cornish place names. It is during the 20th century that dictionaries of Cornish place names start to use standardised Cornish spellings. This led to problems. The Cornish language community were keen to see road signs with modern standardised spellings for place names alongside their current existing spellings. However, since place name etymologies are largely conjectural, much argument arose regarding precisely how Cornish place names should be respelled for the purposes of signage. This dispute continues to the present day.
- published: 21 Sep 2016
- views: 106
A peaceful freshwater spring in the Ko'olau Mts. with some description of its Hawaiian names and legends.
- published: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 188
Toponímia, de Jonathan Perel
FOCO LATINO-AMERICANO (2016)
Focalizando quatro cidades da província de Tucumán, Argentina, o diretor Jonathan Perel reavalia vestígios da ditadura militar (1976-1983). Em meados dos anos 1970, a região abrigava grupos guerrilheiros, como o Exército Revolucionário do Povo (ERP). Por isso, tornou-se alvo de uma operação militar para sua eliminação, denominada ironicamente “Operação Independência”. Na sequência da repressão, a população local foi deslocada para quatro cidades, que receberam nomes de militares. Quarenta anos depois, observa-se o resultado.
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Toponymy, by Jonathan Perel
LATIN AMERICAN SHOWCASE (2016)
Focusing on four cities of the Tucumán province in Argentina, director Jonathan Perel reassesses vestiges of the military dictatorship (1976-1983) in the region. In the mid-1970s, it sheltered guerrilla groups such as the People’s Revolutionary Army (ERP). That is why it became the target of a military operation aimed to eliminate it, ironically called “Operation Independence”. Following the repression, the local population was displaced to four cities, which received military names. Forty years later, the result can be seen.
- published: 24 Mar 2016
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mwalt disney's name reduces to 6 in each euro (42) and chaldean (33) numerology.
mk =6
sei 1+5 =6
magic 2+4 =6
often 2+4 =6
mk~ultra 2+4 =6
rhic~edm 4+2=6
paperclip 5+1 =6
mockingbird 6+0 =6
looking glass 5+1 =6
pandora 3+3 =6
cercop 3+3=6
http://www.2near.com/edge/numerology/ nn calculator download.
duh... scio cattus ex qu a sacculum...
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➀ AJS
➁ BKT
➂ CLU
➃ DMV
➄ ENW
➅ FOX
➆ GPY
➇ HQZ
➈ IR........126.
greek. (units tens hundreds)
➀ Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ Rho
➁ Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς Sigma
➂ Γγ Gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ Tau
➃ Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon
➄ Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi
➅ Ϛϛ Stau Ξξ Xi Χχ Chi
➆ Ζζ Zeta Οο Omicron Ψψ Psi
➇ Ηη Eta Ππ Pi Ωω Omega
➈ Θθ Theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ Koopa ϑϡ Sampi
hebrew gematia. (u t h)
➀ א י ק
➁ ב כ ר
➂ ג ל ש
➃ ד מ ת
➄ ה נ
➅ ו ס
➆ ז ע
➇ ח פ
➈ ט צ.....I00
associated with latin anglish letters.
➀ A א alef (ox) I י yod (hand) Q ק quof (head)
➁ B ב beth (house) K כ caph (palm) R ר resh (back of head)
➂ G ג gimmel (camal na) L ל lamed (ox goad) SH ש shin (tooth)
➃ D ד daleth (door) M מ mem (water) TH ת tav (sign of cross)
➄ H ה he (window) N נ nun (fish)
➅ V ו vau (peg nail) S ס samekh (support)
➆ Z ז zayin (weapon) O ע ayin (eye)
➇ CH ח cheth (enclosure) P פ pe (mouth)
➈ T ט teth (snake) TZ צ tzaddi (hook)
chaldean system.. (cn) sixteen letters in common with gematia.
➀ AIJQY
➁ BKR
➂ CGLS
➃ DMT
➄ EHNX
➅ UVW
➆ OZ
➇ FP...103.
Median Littera. (in common between euro and chaldean systems).
➀ AJ
➁ BK
➂ CL
➃ DM
➄ EN..30. ©
just seven letters have same numerical value across the above forms.
• A1 aleph א α alpha • B2 beth ב β beta • K2 cath כ κ kappa • L3 lamed ל λ lambda • D4 daleth ד δ delta • M4 mem מ μ mu • N5 nun נ ν nu •
characters from latin greek hebrew on same lines, use for numerology on these languages individually or for comparison between forms. greek and hebrew could be considered in units tens hundreds or minimised. ✁
I. Aa Jj Ss, Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ rho, א Alef (ox) י yod (hand) ק quof (head)
II. Bb Kk Tt, Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς sigma, ב Beth (house) כ caph (palm) ר resh (back of head)
III. Cc Ll Uu, Γγ gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ tau, ג gimmel (camal) ל Lamed (ox goad) ש shin (tooth)
IV. Dd Mm Vv, Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon, ד Daleth (door) מ Mem (water) ת tav (sign of cross)
V. Ee Nn Ww, Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi, ה hE (window) נ Nun (fish)
VI. Ff Oo Xx, Ϛϛ stigma Ξξ Xi Χχ chi , ו vau (peg nail) ס samekh (support)
VII. Gg Pp Yy, Ζζ zeta Οο omicron Ψψ Psi, ז zayin (weapon) ע ayin (eye)
VIII. Hh Qq Zz, Ηη eta Ππ Pi Ωω omega, ח cheth (enclosure) פ pe (mouth)
IX. Ii Rr, Θθ theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ koopa ϑϡ sampi, ט teth (snake) צ tzaddi (hook)
actual planetary order.
➀ mercury ☿
➁ venus ♀
➂ earth ⊕
➃ mars ♂
➄ jupitor♃
➅ saturn♄
➆ uranus ♅
➇ neptune♆
➈ pluto θ (planetoid)
- published: 15 Oct 2012
- views: 417
Malta - People, toponymy, Language (4 B.C. - 1600) is a new book by Arnold Cassola, published by The Farsons Foundation.
The publication aims to present rare material regarding the Maltese people, language and toponymy in previous centuries.
The first chapter, concerns a thriving community of Maltese living in Trapani in the 15th century. These Maltese found refuge, comfort, wealth and prosperity in Trapani and the surrounding area and became involved in various trades, financial transactions and other general activities.
The second chapter examines the reference to the islands of Malta, Gozo and Lampas in the earliest known portulan of the Mediterranean, the Periplous attributed to Skylax of Karyanda, dating back to the 4th Century B.C. The author discusses the possibility that the name Lampas, normally associated with Lampedusa, could actually be a reference to the island of Comino.
The vast richness of toponymic references to Malta, Gozo and Comino to be found in three ancient Italian portulans (1296-15th century) is dealt with in the third chapter. These Maltese place-names and landmarks are to be listed amongst the earliest known references to Maltese toponyms. The fourth chapter studies the toponymic references to the Maltese archipelago contained in the 1572 map which Girolamo Porro had charted for Tommaso Porcacchi's Le isole piv famose del mondo.
The fifth and sixth chapters deal with the Maltese language in the 16th century. The former chapter, compiles a number of 16th century opinions expressed by foreigners with reference to the nature of the Maltese language. The sixth chapter is a study of Hieronymus Megiser's late 16th century Maltese word-list and place-names that the German scholar had listed during his stay on the island.
- published: 02 Nov 2011
- views: 2584
Performance poet Emmy Ingle performing her poem "Toponymy" at Evidently in The Eagle Inn, Salford.
Evidently is Greater Manchester's premier spoken word and poetry night. Providing a platform for both established performance poets and up and coming spoken word artists.
Taking place every second Monday of the month at the Eagle Inn, Salford, UK. Hosted by Salford's own Kieren King. Forget what you learned in school. This is poetry at it's best.
Please Comment, Like and Subscribe.
www.facebook.com/EvidentlySalford
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- published: 06 Jun 2016
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What does toponymy mean?
A spoken definition of toponymy.
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Typewriter - Tamskp
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Groove Groove - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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- published: 20 Sep 2015
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Toponymy
Toponymy is the study of place names (toponyms), their origins, meanings, use, and typology.
Etymology
The word "toponymy" is derived from the Greek words tópos (τόπος) ("place") and ónoma (ὄνομα) ("name"). Toponymy is itself a branch of onomastics, the study of names of all kinds.
Meaning and history
Toponym is the general name for any place or geographical entity. Related, more specific types of toponym include hydronym for a body of water and oronym for a mountain or hill. A toponymist is one who studies toponymy.
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word "toponymy" first appeared in English in 1876; since then, toponym has come to replace "place-name" in professional discourse among geographers. It can be argued that the first toponymists were the storytellers and poets who explained the origin of specific place names as part of their tales; sometimes place-names served as the basis for the etiological legends. The process of folk etymology usually took over, whereby a false meaning was extracted from a name based on its structure or sounds. Thus, the toponym of Hellespont was explained by Greek poets as being named after Helle, daughter of Athamas, who drowned there as she crossed it with her brother Phrixus on a flying golden ram. The name, however, is probably derived from an older language, such as Pelasgian, which was unknown to those who explained its origin. George R. Stewart theorized, in his book Names on the Globe, that Hellespont originally meant something like "narrow Pontus" or "entrance to Pontus", "Pontus" being an ancient name for the region around the Black Sea, and by extension, for the sea itself.
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10:46Toponymy in cartography
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Video shows what toponymy means. lexicological study of place names; a branch of onomastics. toponymy synonyms: toponomastics. Toponymy Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say toponymy. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary -
21:23Cornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present Day
Cornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present DayCornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present Day
Abstract As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place names ending in –ton become few and in their place one observes a preponderance of Celtic Cornish place names beginning Tre-. Scattered throughout his Survey of Cornwall, Carew (1602) gives various, frequently naïve, interpretations of Cornish place names. From the eighteenth century onwards a steady stream of onomastic glossaries are published. The glossaries of Gwavas (1710), Borlase (1749), Pryce (1790), and Polwhele (1860) are mainly concerned with the etymological meaning of Cornish place names for the curious. Assonance forms basis of the etymologies in these glossaries and explanations of the meanings of place names are consequently not merely conjectural but frequently fanciful. In 1871, Bannister published his Glossary of Cornish Names, containing approximately 20,000 place names. A succession of Cornish place name dictionaries for popular consumption followed in the 20th century. A more serious study of Cornish toponymy is Padel’s (1985) Cornish Place-Name Elements, a dictionary of the elements that constitute Cornish place names. It is during the 20th century that dictionaries of Cornish place names start to use standardised Cornish spellings. This led to problems. The Cornish language community were keen to see road signs with modern standardised spellings for place names alongside their current existing spellings. However, since place name etymologies are largely conjectural, much argument arose regarding precisely how Cornish place names should be respelled for the purposes of signage. This dispute continues to the present day. -
1:20Waaloa Spring Toponymy
Waaloa Spring ToponymyWaaloa Spring Toponymy
A peaceful freshwater spring in the Ko'olau Mts. with some description of its Hawaiian names and legends. -
1:09Toponímia | Toponymy - FOCO LATINO AMERICANO
Toponímia | Toponymy - FOCO LATINO AMERICANOToponímia | Toponymy - FOCO LATINO AMERICANO
Toponímia, de Jonathan Perel FOCO LATINO-AMERICANO (2016) Focalizando quatro cidades da província de Tucumán, Argentina, o diretor Jonathan Perel reavalia vestígios da ditadura militar (1976-1983). Em meados dos anos 1970, a região abrigava grupos guerrilheiros, como o Exército Revolucionário do Povo (ERP). Por isso, tornou-se alvo de uma operação militar para sua eliminação, denominada ironicamente “Operação Independência”. Na sequência da repressão, a população local foi deslocada para quatro cidades, que receberam nomes de militares. Quarenta anos depois, observa-se o resultado. **** Toponymy, by Jonathan Perel LATIN AMERICAN SHOWCASE (2016) Focusing on four cities of the Tucumán province in Argentina, director Jonathan Perel reassesses vestiges of the military dictatorship (1976-1983) in the region. In the mid-1970s, it sheltered guerrilla groups such as the People’s Revolutionary Army (ERP). That is why it became the target of a military operation aimed to eliminate it, ironically called “Operation Independence”. Following the repression, the local population was displaced to four cities, which received military names. Forty years later, the result can be seen. -
7:21Walt Disney - Nu Lin Pandi- Toponymy
Walt Disney - Nu Lin Pandi- ToponymyWalt Disney - Nu Lin Pandi- Toponymy
mirrored from yt user-http://www.youtube.com/user/nettledned/videos?view=0 mwalt disney's name reduces to 6 in each euro (42) and chaldean (33) numerology. mk =6 sei 1+5 =6 magic 2+4 =6 often 2+4 =6 mk~ultra 2+4 =6 rhic~edm 4+2=6 paperclip 5+1 =6 mockingbird 6+0 =6 looking glass 5+1 =6 pandora 3+3 =6 cercop 3+3=6 http://www.2near.com/edge/numerology/ nn calculator download. duh... scio cattus ex qu a sacculum... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - homemade numerology charts follow. ✁ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ➀ AJS ➁ BKT ➂ CLU ➃ DMV ➄ ENW ➅ FOX ➆ GPY ➇ HQZ ➈ IR........126. greek. (units tens hundreds) ➀ Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ Rho ➁ Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς Sigma ➂ Γγ Gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ Tau ➃ Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon ➄ Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi ➅ Ϛϛ Stau Ξξ Xi Χχ Chi ➆ Ζζ Zeta Οο Omicron Ψψ Psi ➇ Ηη Eta Ππ Pi Ωω Omega ➈ Θθ Theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ Koopa ϑϡ Sampi hebrew gematia. (u t h) ➀ א י ק ➁ ב כ ר ➂ ג ל ש ➃ ד מ ת ➄ ה נ ➅ ו ס ➆ ז ע ➇ ח פ ➈ ט צ.....I00 associated with latin anglish letters. ➀ A א alef (ox) I י yod (hand) Q ק quof (head) ➁ B ב beth (house) K כ caph (palm) R ר resh (back of head) ➂ G ג gimmel (camal na) L ל lamed (ox goad) SH ש shin (tooth) ➃ D ד daleth (door) M מ mem (water) TH ת tav (sign of cross) ➄ H ה he (window) N נ nun (fish) ➅ V ו vau (peg nail) S ס samekh (support) ➆ Z ז zayin (weapon) O ע ayin (eye) ➇ CH ח cheth (enclosure) P פ pe (mouth) ➈ T ט teth (snake) TZ צ tzaddi (hook) chaldean system.. (cn) sixteen letters in common with gematia. ➀ AIJQY ➁ BKR ➂ CGLS ➃ DMT ➄ EHNX ➅ UVW ➆ OZ ➇ FP...103. Median Littera. (in common between euro and chaldean systems). ➀ AJ ➁ BK ➂ CL ➃ DM ➄ EN..30. © just seven letters have same numerical value across the above forms. • A1 aleph א α alpha • B2 beth ב β beta • K2 cath כ κ kappa • L3 lamed ל λ lambda • D4 daleth ד δ delta • M4 mem מ μ mu • N5 nun נ ν nu • characters from latin greek hebrew on same lines, use for numerology on these languages individually or for comparison between forms. greek and hebrew could be considered in units tens hundreds or minimised. ✁ I. Aa Jj Ss, Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ rho, א Alef (ox) י yod (hand) ק quof (head) II. Bb Kk Tt, Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς sigma, ב Beth (house) כ caph (palm) ר resh (back of head) III. Cc Ll Uu, Γγ gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ tau, ג gimmel (camal) ל Lamed (ox goad) ש shin (tooth) IV. Dd Mm Vv, Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon, ד Daleth (door) מ Mem (water) ת tav (sign of cross) V. Ee Nn Ww, Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi, ה hE (window) נ Nun (fish) VI. Ff Oo Xx, Ϛϛ stigma Ξξ Xi Χχ chi , ו vau (peg nail) ס samekh (support) VII. Gg Pp Yy, Ζζ zeta Οο omicron Ψψ Psi, ז zayin (weapon) ע ayin (eye) VIII. Hh Qq Zz, Ηη eta Ππ Pi Ωω omega, ח cheth (enclosure) פ pe (mouth) IX. Ii Rr, Θθ theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ koopa ϑϡ sampi, ט teth (snake) צ tzaddi (hook) actual planetary order. ➀ mercury ☿ ➁ venus ♀ ➂ earth ⊕ ➃ mars ♂ ➄ jupitor♃ ➅ saturn♄ ➆ uranus ♅ ➇ neptune♆ ➈ pluto θ (planetoid) -
2:11Arnold Cassola - Malta: People, Toponymy, Language
Arnold Cassola - Malta: People, Toponymy, LanguageArnold Cassola - Malta: People, Toponymy, Language
Malta - People, toponymy, Language (4 B.C. - 1600) is a new book by Arnold Cassola, published by The Farsons Foundation. The publication aims to present rare material regarding the Maltese people, language and toponymy in previous centuries. The first chapter, concerns a thriving community of Maltese living in Trapani in the 15th century. These Maltese found refuge, comfort, wealth and prosperity in Trapani and the surrounding area and became involved in various trades, financial transactions and other general activities. The second chapter examines the reference to the islands of Malta, Gozo and Lampas in the earliest known portulan of the Mediterranean, the Periplous attributed to Skylax of Karyanda, dating back to the 4th Century B.C. The author discusses the possibility that the name Lampas, normally associated with Lampedusa, could actually be a reference to the island of Comino. The vast richness of toponymic references to Malta, Gozo and Comino to be found in three ancient Italian portulans (1296-15th century) is dealt with in the third chapter. These Maltese place-names and landmarks are to be listed amongst the earliest known references to Maltese toponyms. The fourth chapter studies the toponymic references to the Maltese archipelago contained in the 1572 map which Girolamo Porro had charted for Tommaso Porcacchi's Le isole piv famose del mondo. The fifth and sixth chapters deal with the Maltese language in the 16th century. The former chapter, compiles a number of 16th century opinions expressed by foreigners with reference to the nature of the Maltese language. The sixth chapter is a study of Hieronymus Megiser's late 16th century Maltese word-list and place-names that the German scholar had listed during his stay on the island. -
1:30Emmy Ingle - Toponymy - Spoken Word Poetry
Emmy Ingle - Toponymy - Spoken Word PoetryEmmy Ingle - Toponymy - Spoken Word Poetry
Performance poet Emmy Ingle performing her poem "Toponymy" at Evidently in The Eagle Inn, Salford. Evidently is Greater Manchester's premier spoken word and poetry night. Providing a platform for both established performance poets and up and coming spoken word artists. Taking place every second Monday of the month at the Eagle Inn, Salford, UK. Hosted by Salford's own Kieren King. Forget what you learned in school. This is poetry at it's best. Please Comment, Like and Subscribe. www.facebook.com/EvidentlySalford twitter.com/EvidentlyHQ -
0:35What does toponymy mean?
What does toponymy mean?What does toponymy mean?
What does toponymy mean? A spoken definition of toponymy. Intro Sound: Typewriter - Tamskp Licensed under CC:BA 3.0 Outro Music: Groove Groove - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under CC:BA 3.0 Intro/Outro Photo: The best days are not planned - Marcus Hansson Licensed under CC-BY-2.0 Book Image: Open Book template PSD - DougitDesign Licensed under CC:BA 3.0 Text derived from: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/toponymy Text to Speech powered by TTS-API.COM
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Toponymy
Toponymy is the study of place names, their origins, meanings, use, and typology. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video
published: 16 Oct 2015 -
Toponymy in cartography
Disseminates the knowledge about toponymy in the United Nations
published: 20 Jul 2012 -
Toponymy Meaning
Video shows what toponymy means. lexicological study of place names; a branch of onomastics. toponymy synonyms: toponomastics. Toponymy Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say toponymy. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
published: 19 Apr 2015 -
Cornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present Day
Abstract As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place names ending in –ton become few and in their place one observes a preponderance of Celtic Cornish place names beginning Tre-. Scattered throughout his Survey of Cornwall, Carew (1602) gives various, frequently naïve, interpretations of Cornish place names. From the eighteenth century onwards a steady stream of onomastic glossaries are published. The glossaries of Gwavas (1710), Borlase (1749), Pryce (1790), and Polwhele (1860) are mainly concerned with the etymological meaning of Cornish place names for the curious. Assonance forms basis of the etymologies in these glossaries and explanations of the meanings of place names are consequently not merely conjectural but frequently fancifu...
published: 21 Sep 2016 -
Waaloa Spring Toponymy
A peaceful freshwater spring in the Ko'olau Mts. with some description of its Hawaiian names and legends.
published: 08 Aug 2013 -
Toponímia | Toponymy - FOCO LATINO AMERICANO
Toponímia, de Jonathan Perel FOCO LATINO-AMERICANO (2016) Focalizando quatro cidades da província de Tucumán, Argentina, o diretor Jonathan Perel reavalia vestígios da ditadura militar (1976-1983). Em meados dos anos 1970, a região abrigava grupos guerrilheiros, como o Exército Revolucionário do Povo (ERP). Por isso, tornou-se alvo de uma operação militar para sua eliminação, denominada ironicamente “Operação Independência”. Na sequência da repressão, a população local foi deslocada para quatro cidades, que receberam nomes de militares. Quarenta anos depois, observa-se o resultado. **** Toponymy, by Jonathan Perel LATIN AMERICAN SHOWCASE (2016) Focusing on four cities of the Tucumán province in Argentina, director Jonathan Perel reassesses vestiges of the military dictatorship (1976-19...
published: 24 Mar 2016 -
Walt Disney - Nu Lin Pandi- Toponymy
mirrored from yt user-http://www.youtube.com/user/nettledned/videos?view=0 mwalt disney's name reduces to 6 in each euro (42) and chaldean (33) numerology. mk =6 sei 1+5 =6 magic 2+4 =6 often 2+4 =6 mk~ultra 2+4 =6 rhic~edm 4+2=6 paperclip 5+1 =6 mockingbird 6+0 =6 looking glass 5+1 =6 pandora 3+3 =6 cercop 3+3=6 http://www.2near.com/edge/numerology/ nn calculator download. duh... scio cattus ex qu a sacculum... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - homemade numerology charts follow. ✁ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ➀ AJS ➁ BKT ➂ CLU ➃ DMV ➄ ENW ➅ FOX ➆ GPY ➇ HQZ ➈ IR........126. greek. (units tens hundreds) ➀ Αα Alpha Ιι Iota ...
published: 15 Oct 2012 -
Arnold Cassola - Malta: People, Toponymy, Language
Malta - People, toponymy, Language (4 B.C. - 1600) is a new book by Arnold Cassola, published by The Farsons Foundation. The publication aims to present rare material regarding the Maltese people, language and toponymy in previous centuries. The first chapter, concerns a thriving community of Maltese living in Trapani in the 15th century. These Maltese found refuge, comfort, wealth and prosperity in Trapani and the surrounding area and became involved in various trades, financial transactions and other general activities. The second chapter examines the reference to the islands of Malta, Gozo and Lampas in the earliest known portulan of the Mediterranean, the Periplous attributed to Skylax of Karyanda, dating back to the 4th Century B.C. The author discusses the possibility that the n...
published: 02 Nov 2011 -
Emmy Ingle - Toponymy - Spoken Word Poetry
Performance poet Emmy Ingle performing her poem "Toponymy" at Evidently in The Eagle Inn, Salford. Evidently is Greater Manchester's premier spoken word and poetry night. Providing a platform for both established performance poets and up and coming spoken word artists. Taking place every second Monday of the month at the Eagle Inn, Salford, UK. Hosted by Salford's own Kieren King. Forget what you learned in school. This is poetry at it's best. Please Comment, Like and Subscribe. www.facebook.com/EvidentlySalford twitter.com/EvidentlyHQ
published: 06 Jun 2016 -
What does toponymy mean?
What does toponymy mean? A spoken definition of toponymy. Intro Sound: Typewriter - Tamskp Licensed under CC:BA 3.0 Outro Music: Groove Groove - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under CC:BA 3.0 Intro/Outro Photo: The best days are not planned - Marcus Hansson Licensed under CC-BY-2.0 Book Image: Open Book template PSD - DougitDesign Licensed under CC:BA 3.0 Text derived from: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/toponymy Text to Speech powered by TTS-API.COM
published: 20 Sep 2015
Toponymy
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- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 16 Oct 2015
- views: 63
Toponymy is the study of place names, their origins, meanings, use, and typology.
This video is targeted to blind users.
Attribution:
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Toponymy is the study of place names, their origins, meanings, use, and typology.
This video is targeted to blind users.
Attribution:
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Toponymy is the study of place names, their origins, meanings, use, and typology.
This video is targeted to blind users.
Attribution:
Article text available under CC-BY-SA
Creative Commons image source in video
- published: 16 Oct 2015
- views: 63
Toponymy in cartography
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- Duration: 10:46
- Updated: 20 Jul 2012
- views: 2239
Disseminates the knowledge about toponymy in the United Nations
Disseminates the knowledge about toponymy in the United Nations
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Toponymy Meaning
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 19 Apr 2015
- views: 54
Video shows what toponymy means. lexicological study of place names; a branch of onomastics. toponymy synonyms: toponomastics. Toponymy Meaning. How to pronoun...
Video shows what toponymy means. lexicological study of place names; a branch of onomastics. toponymy synonyms: toponomastics. Toponymy Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say toponymy. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
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Video shows what toponymy means. lexicological study of place names; a branch of onomastics. toponymy synonyms: toponomastics. Toponymy Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say toponymy. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
- published: 19 Apr 2015
- views: 54
Cornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present Day
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- Duration: 21:23
- Updated: 21 Sep 2016
- views: 106
Abstract
As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place names ending in –ton become few and in their place one...
Abstract
As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place names ending in –ton become few and in their place one observes a preponderance of Celtic Cornish place names beginning Tre-. Scattered throughout his Survey of Cornwall, Carew (1602) gives various, frequently naïve, interpretations of Cornish place names. From the eighteenth century onwards a steady stream of onomastic glossaries are published. The glossaries of Gwavas (1710), Borlase (1749), Pryce (1790), and Polwhele (1860) are mainly concerned with the etymological meaning of Cornish place names for the curious. Assonance forms basis of the etymologies in these glossaries and explanations of the meanings of place names are consequently not merely conjectural but frequently fanciful. In 1871, Bannister published his Glossary of Cornish Names, containing approximately 20,000 place names. A succession of Cornish place name dictionaries for popular consumption followed in the 20th century. A more serious study of Cornish toponymy is Padel’s (1985) Cornish Place-Name Elements, a dictionary of the elements that constitute Cornish place names. It is during the 20th century that dictionaries of Cornish place names start to use standardised Cornish spellings. This led to problems. The Cornish language community were keen to see road signs with modern standardised spellings for place names alongside their current existing spellings. However, since place name etymologies are largely conjectural, much argument arose regarding precisely how Cornish place names should be respelled for the purposes of signage. This dispute continues to the present day.
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Abstract
As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place names ending in –ton become few and in their place one observes a preponderance of Celtic Cornish place names beginning Tre-. Scattered throughout his Survey of Cornwall, Carew (1602) gives various, frequently naïve, interpretations of Cornish place names. From the eighteenth century onwards a steady stream of onomastic glossaries are published. The glossaries of Gwavas (1710), Borlase (1749), Pryce (1790), and Polwhele (1860) are mainly concerned with the etymological meaning of Cornish place names for the curious. Assonance forms basis of the etymologies in these glossaries and explanations of the meanings of place names are consequently not merely conjectural but frequently fanciful. In 1871, Bannister published his Glossary of Cornish Names, containing approximately 20,000 place names. A succession of Cornish place name dictionaries for popular consumption followed in the 20th century. A more serious study of Cornish toponymy is Padel’s (1985) Cornish Place-Name Elements, a dictionary of the elements that constitute Cornish place names. It is during the 20th century that dictionaries of Cornish place names start to use standardised Cornish spellings. This led to problems. The Cornish language community were keen to see road signs with modern standardised spellings for place names alongside their current existing spellings. However, since place name etymologies are largely conjectural, much argument arose regarding precisely how Cornish place names should be respelled for the purposes of signage. This dispute continues to the present day.
- published: 21 Sep 2016
- views: 106
Waaloa Spring Toponymy
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 188
A peaceful freshwater spring in the Ko'olau Mts. with some description of its Hawaiian names and legends.
A peaceful freshwater spring in the Ko'olau Mts. with some description of its Hawaiian names and legends.
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A peaceful freshwater spring in the Ko'olau Mts. with some description of its Hawaiian names and legends.
- published: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 188
Toponímia | Toponymy - FOCO LATINO AMERICANO
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- Duration: 1:09
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 102
Toponímia, de Jonathan Perel
FOCO LATINO-AMERICANO (2016)
Focalizando quatro cidades da província de Tucumán, Argentina, o diretor Jonathan Perel reavalia vest...
Toponímia, de Jonathan Perel
FOCO LATINO-AMERICANO (2016)
Focalizando quatro cidades da província de Tucumán, Argentina, o diretor Jonathan Perel reavalia vestígios da ditadura militar (1976-1983). Em meados dos anos 1970, a região abrigava grupos guerrilheiros, como o Exército Revolucionário do Povo (ERP). Por isso, tornou-se alvo de uma operação militar para sua eliminação, denominada ironicamente “Operação Independência”. Na sequência da repressão, a população local foi deslocada para quatro cidades, que receberam nomes de militares. Quarenta anos depois, observa-se o resultado.
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Toponymy, by Jonathan Perel
LATIN AMERICAN SHOWCASE (2016)
Focusing on four cities of the Tucumán province in Argentina, director Jonathan Perel reassesses vestiges of the military dictatorship (1976-1983) in the region. In the mid-1970s, it sheltered guerrilla groups such as the People’s Revolutionary Army (ERP). That is why it became the target of a military operation aimed to eliminate it, ironically called “Operation Independence”. Following the repression, the local population was displaced to four cities, which received military names. Forty years later, the result can be seen.
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Toponímia, de Jonathan Perel
FOCO LATINO-AMERICANO (2016)
Focalizando quatro cidades da província de Tucumán, Argentina, o diretor Jonathan Perel reavalia vestígios da ditadura militar (1976-1983). Em meados dos anos 1970, a região abrigava grupos guerrilheiros, como o Exército Revolucionário do Povo (ERP). Por isso, tornou-se alvo de uma operação militar para sua eliminação, denominada ironicamente “Operação Independência”. Na sequência da repressão, a população local foi deslocada para quatro cidades, que receberam nomes de militares. Quarenta anos depois, observa-se o resultado.
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Toponymy, by Jonathan Perel
LATIN AMERICAN SHOWCASE (2016)
Focusing on four cities of the Tucumán province in Argentina, director Jonathan Perel reassesses vestiges of the military dictatorship (1976-1983) in the region. In the mid-1970s, it sheltered guerrilla groups such as the People’s Revolutionary Army (ERP). That is why it became the target of a military operation aimed to eliminate it, ironically called “Operation Independence”. Following the repression, the local population was displaced to four cities, which received military names. Forty years later, the result can be seen.
- published: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 102
Walt Disney - Nu Lin Pandi- Toponymy
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- Duration: 7:21
- Updated: 15 Oct 2012
- views: 417
mirrored from yt user-http://www.youtube.com/user/nettledned/videos?view=0
mwalt disney's name reduces to 6 in each euro (42) and chaldean (33) numerology.
mk...
mirrored from yt user-http://www.youtube.com/user/nettledned/videos?view=0
mwalt disney's name reduces to 6 in each euro (42) and chaldean (33) numerology.
mk =6
sei 1+5 =6
magic 2+4 =6
often 2+4 =6
mk~ultra 2+4 =6
rhic~edm 4+2=6
paperclip 5+1 =6
mockingbird 6+0 =6
looking glass 5+1 =6
pandora 3+3 =6
cercop 3+3=6
http://www.2near.com/edge/numerology/ nn calculator download.
duh... scio cattus ex qu a sacculum...
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
homemade numerology charts follow. ✁
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
➀ AJS
➁ BKT
➂ CLU
➃ DMV
➄ ENW
➅ FOX
➆ GPY
➇ HQZ
➈ IR........126.
greek. (units tens hundreds)
➀ Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ Rho
➁ Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς Sigma
➂ Γγ Gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ Tau
➃ Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon
➄ Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi
➅ Ϛϛ Stau Ξξ Xi Χχ Chi
➆ Ζζ Zeta Οο Omicron Ψψ Psi
➇ Ηη Eta Ππ Pi Ωω Omega
➈ Θθ Theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ Koopa ϑϡ Sampi
hebrew gematia. (u t h)
➀ א י ק
➁ ב כ ר
➂ ג ל ש
➃ ד מ ת
➄ ה נ
➅ ו ס
➆ ז ע
➇ ח פ
➈ ט צ.....I00
associated with latin anglish letters.
➀ A א alef (ox) I י yod (hand) Q ק quof (head)
➁ B ב beth (house) K כ caph (palm) R ר resh (back of head)
➂ G ג gimmel (camal na) L ל lamed (ox goad) SH ש shin (tooth)
➃ D ד daleth (door) M מ mem (water) TH ת tav (sign of cross)
➄ H ה he (window) N נ nun (fish)
➅ V ו vau (peg nail) S ס samekh (support)
➆ Z ז zayin (weapon) O ע ayin (eye)
➇ CH ח cheth (enclosure) P פ pe (mouth)
➈ T ט teth (snake) TZ צ tzaddi (hook)
chaldean system.. (cn) sixteen letters in common with gematia.
➀ AIJQY
➁ BKR
➂ CGLS
➃ DMT
➄ EHNX
➅ UVW
➆ OZ
➇ FP...103.
Median Littera. (in common between euro and chaldean systems).
➀ AJ
➁ BK
➂ CL
➃ DM
➄ EN..30. ©
just seven letters have same numerical value across the above forms.
• A1 aleph א α alpha • B2 beth ב β beta • K2 cath כ κ kappa • L3 lamed ל λ lambda • D4 daleth ד δ delta • M4 mem מ μ mu • N5 nun נ ν nu •
characters from latin greek hebrew on same lines, use for numerology on these languages individually or for comparison between forms. greek and hebrew could be considered in units tens hundreds or minimised. ✁
I. Aa Jj Ss, Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ rho, א Alef (ox) י yod (hand) ק quof (head)
II. Bb Kk Tt, Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς sigma, ב Beth (house) כ caph (palm) ר resh (back of head)
III. Cc Ll Uu, Γγ gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ tau, ג gimmel (camal) ל Lamed (ox goad) ש shin (tooth)
IV. Dd Mm Vv, Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon, ד Daleth (door) מ Mem (water) ת tav (sign of cross)
V. Ee Nn Ww, Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi, ה hE (window) נ Nun (fish)
VI. Ff Oo Xx, Ϛϛ stigma Ξξ Xi Χχ chi , ו vau (peg nail) ס samekh (support)
VII. Gg Pp Yy, Ζζ zeta Οο omicron Ψψ Psi, ז zayin (weapon) ע ayin (eye)
VIII. Hh Qq Zz, Ηη eta Ππ Pi Ωω omega, ח cheth (enclosure) פ pe (mouth)
IX. Ii Rr, Θθ theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ koopa ϑϡ sampi, ט teth (snake) צ tzaddi (hook)
actual planetary order.
➀ mercury ☿
➁ venus ♀
➂ earth ⊕
➃ mars ♂
➄ jupitor♃
➅ saturn♄
➆ uranus ♅
➇ neptune♆
➈ pluto θ (planetoid)
https://wn.com/Walt_Disney_Nu_Lin_Pandi_Toponymy
mirrored from yt user-http://www.youtube.com/user/nettledned/videos?view=0
mwalt disney's name reduces to 6 in each euro (42) and chaldean (33) numerology.
mk =6
sei 1+5 =6
magic 2+4 =6
often 2+4 =6
mk~ultra 2+4 =6
rhic~edm 4+2=6
paperclip 5+1 =6
mockingbird 6+0 =6
looking glass 5+1 =6
pandora 3+3 =6
cercop 3+3=6
http://www.2near.com/edge/numerology/ nn calculator download.
duh... scio cattus ex qu a sacculum...
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
homemade numerology charts follow. ✁
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
➀ AJS
➁ BKT
➂ CLU
➃ DMV
➄ ENW
➅ FOX
➆ GPY
➇ HQZ
➈ IR........126.
greek. (units tens hundreds)
➀ Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ Rho
➁ Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς Sigma
➂ Γγ Gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ Tau
➃ Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon
➄ Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi
➅ Ϛϛ Stau Ξξ Xi Χχ Chi
➆ Ζζ Zeta Οο Omicron Ψψ Psi
➇ Ηη Eta Ππ Pi Ωω Omega
➈ Θθ Theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ Koopa ϑϡ Sampi
hebrew gematia. (u t h)
➀ א י ק
➁ ב כ ר
➂ ג ל ש
➃ ד מ ת
➄ ה נ
➅ ו ס
➆ ז ע
➇ ח פ
➈ ט צ.....I00
associated with latin anglish letters.
➀ A א alef (ox) I י yod (hand) Q ק quof (head)
➁ B ב beth (house) K כ caph (palm) R ר resh (back of head)
➂ G ג gimmel (camal na) L ל lamed (ox goad) SH ש shin (tooth)
➃ D ד daleth (door) M מ mem (water) TH ת tav (sign of cross)
➄ H ה he (window) N נ nun (fish)
➅ V ו vau (peg nail) S ס samekh (support)
➆ Z ז zayin (weapon) O ע ayin (eye)
➇ CH ח cheth (enclosure) P פ pe (mouth)
➈ T ט teth (snake) TZ צ tzaddi (hook)
chaldean system.. (cn) sixteen letters in common with gematia.
➀ AIJQY
➁ BKR
➂ CGLS
➃ DMT
➄ EHNX
➅ UVW
➆ OZ
➇ FP...103.
Median Littera. (in common between euro and chaldean systems).
➀ AJ
➁ BK
➂ CL
➃ DM
➄ EN..30. ©
just seven letters have same numerical value across the above forms.
• A1 aleph א α alpha • B2 beth ב β beta • K2 cath כ κ kappa • L3 lamed ל λ lambda • D4 daleth ד δ delta • M4 mem מ μ mu • N5 nun נ ν nu •
characters from latin greek hebrew on same lines, use for numerology on these languages individually or for comparison between forms. greek and hebrew could be considered in units tens hundreds or minimised. ✁
I. Aa Jj Ss, Αα Alpha Ιι Iota Ρρ rho, א Alef (ox) י yod (hand) ק quof (head)
II. Bb Kk Tt, Ββ Beta Κκ Kappa Σσς sigma, ב Beth (house) כ caph (palm) ר resh (back of head)
III. Cc Ll Uu, Γγ gamma Λλ Lambda Ττ tau, ג gimmel (camal) ל Lamed (ox goad) ש shin (tooth)
IV. Dd Mm Vv, Δδ Delta Μμ Mu Υυ Upsilon, ד Daleth (door) מ Mem (water) ת tav (sign of cross)
V. Ee Nn Ww, Εε Epsilon Νν Nu Φφϕ Phi, ה hE (window) נ Nun (fish)
VI. Ff Oo Xx, Ϛϛ stigma Ξξ Xi Χχ chi , ו vau (peg nail) ס samekh (support)
VII. Gg Pp Yy, Ζζ zeta Οο omicron Ψψ Psi, ז zayin (weapon) ע ayin (eye)
VIII. Hh Qq Zz, Ηη eta Ππ Pi Ωω omega, ח cheth (enclosure) פ pe (mouth)
IX. Ii Rr, Θθ theta Ϙϙ Ϟϟ koopa ϑϡ sampi, ט teth (snake) צ tzaddi (hook)
actual planetary order.
➀ mercury ☿
➁ venus ♀
➂ earth ⊕
➃ mars ♂
➄ jupitor♃
➅ saturn♄
➆ uranus ♅
➇ neptune♆
➈ pluto θ (planetoid)
- published: 15 Oct 2012
- views: 417
Arnold Cassola - Malta: People, Toponymy, Language
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- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 02 Nov 2011
- views: 2584
Malta - People, toponymy, Language (4 B.C. - 1600) is a new book by Arnold Cassola, published by The Farsons Foundation.
The publication aims to present rare m...
Malta - People, toponymy, Language (4 B.C. - 1600) is a new book by Arnold Cassola, published by The Farsons Foundation.
The publication aims to present rare material regarding the Maltese people, language and toponymy in previous centuries.
The first chapter, concerns a thriving community of Maltese living in Trapani in the 15th century. These Maltese found refuge, comfort, wealth and prosperity in Trapani and the surrounding area and became involved in various trades, financial transactions and other general activities.
The second chapter examines the reference to the islands of Malta, Gozo and Lampas in the earliest known portulan of the Mediterranean, the Periplous attributed to Skylax of Karyanda, dating back to the 4th Century B.C. The author discusses the possibility that the name Lampas, normally associated with Lampedusa, could actually be a reference to the island of Comino.
The vast richness of toponymic references to Malta, Gozo and Comino to be found in three ancient Italian portulans (1296-15th century) is dealt with in the third chapter. These Maltese place-names and landmarks are to be listed amongst the earliest known references to Maltese toponyms. The fourth chapter studies the toponymic references to the Maltese archipelago contained in the 1572 map which Girolamo Porro had charted for Tommaso Porcacchi's Le isole piv famose del mondo.
The fifth and sixth chapters deal with the Maltese language in the 16th century. The former chapter, compiles a number of 16th century opinions expressed by foreigners with reference to the nature of the Maltese language. The sixth chapter is a study of Hieronymus Megiser's late 16th century Maltese word-list and place-names that the German scholar had listed during his stay on the island.
https://wn.com/Arnold_Cassola_Malta_People,_Toponymy,_Language
Malta - People, toponymy, Language (4 B.C. - 1600) is a new book by Arnold Cassola, published by The Farsons Foundation.
The publication aims to present rare material regarding the Maltese people, language and toponymy in previous centuries.
The first chapter, concerns a thriving community of Maltese living in Trapani in the 15th century. These Maltese found refuge, comfort, wealth and prosperity in Trapani and the surrounding area and became involved in various trades, financial transactions and other general activities.
The second chapter examines the reference to the islands of Malta, Gozo and Lampas in the earliest known portulan of the Mediterranean, the Periplous attributed to Skylax of Karyanda, dating back to the 4th Century B.C. The author discusses the possibility that the name Lampas, normally associated with Lampedusa, could actually be a reference to the island of Comino.
The vast richness of toponymic references to Malta, Gozo and Comino to be found in three ancient Italian portulans (1296-15th century) is dealt with in the third chapter. These Maltese place-names and landmarks are to be listed amongst the earliest known references to Maltese toponyms. The fourth chapter studies the toponymic references to the Maltese archipelago contained in the 1572 map which Girolamo Porro had charted for Tommaso Porcacchi's Le isole piv famose del mondo.
The fifth and sixth chapters deal with the Maltese language in the 16th century. The former chapter, compiles a number of 16th century opinions expressed by foreigners with reference to the nature of the Maltese language. The sixth chapter is a study of Hieronymus Megiser's late 16th century Maltese word-list and place-names that the German scholar had listed during his stay on the island.
- published: 02 Nov 2011
- views: 2584
Emmy Ingle - Toponymy - Spoken Word Poetry
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- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 45
Performance poet Emmy Ingle performing her poem "Toponymy" at Evidently in The Eagle Inn, Salford.
Evidently is Greater Manchester's premier spoken word and po...
Performance poet Emmy Ingle performing her poem "Toponymy" at Evidently in The Eagle Inn, Salford.
Evidently is Greater Manchester's premier spoken word and poetry night. Providing a platform for both established performance poets and up and coming spoken word artists.
Taking place every second Monday of the month at the Eagle Inn, Salford, UK. Hosted by Salford's own Kieren King. Forget what you learned in school. This is poetry at it's best.
Please Comment, Like and Subscribe.
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Performance poet Emmy Ingle performing her poem "Toponymy" at Evidently in The Eagle Inn, Salford.
Evidently is Greater Manchester's premier spoken word and poetry night. Providing a platform for both established performance poets and up and coming spoken word artists.
Taking place every second Monday of the month at the Eagle Inn, Salford, UK. Hosted by Salford's own Kieren King. Forget what you learned in school. This is poetry at it's best.
Please Comment, Like and Subscribe.
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twitter.com/EvidentlyHQ
- published: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 45
What does toponymy mean?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:35
- Updated: 20 Sep 2015
- views: 21
What does toponymy mean?
A spoken definition of toponymy.
Intro Sound:
Typewriter - Tamskp
Licensed under CC:BA 3.0
Outro Music:
Groove Groove - Kevin...
What does toponymy mean?
A spoken definition of toponymy.
Intro Sound:
Typewriter - Tamskp
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What does toponymy mean?
A spoken definition of toponymy.
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Typewriter - Tamskp
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Toponymy
Toponymy is the study of place names, their origins, meanings, use, and typology.
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Toponymy in cartography
Disseminates the knowledge about toponymy in the United Nations
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Toponymy Meaning
Video shows what toponymy means. lexicological study of place names; a branch of onomastic...
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Cornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present Day
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As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change...
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Cornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present Day
Cornish Toponymy from the 17th Century to the Present Day
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Waaloa Spring Toponymy
A peaceful freshwater spring in the Ko'olau Mts. with some description of its Hawaiian nam...
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Toponímia | Toponymy - FOCO LATINO AMERICANO
Toponímia, de Jonathan Perel
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Walt Disney - Nu Lin Pandi- Toponymy
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Arnold Cassola - Malta: People, Toponymy, Language
Malta - People, toponymy, Language (4 B.C. - 1600) is a new book by Arnold Cassola, publis...
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Emmy Ingle - Toponymy - Spoken Word Poetry
Performance poet Emmy Ingle performing her poem "Toponymy" at Evidently in The Eagle Inn, ...
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(CNN)Carrie Fisher was hospitalized Friday in Los Angeles after suffering a cardiac event aboard a United Airlines flight from London to Los Angeles, a source familiar with the incident told CNN. The flight was on approach to Los Angeles when the 60-year-old "Star Wars" actress became ill. Fisher was transported to a hospital directly from Los Angeles International Airport airport, the source said ... Read More ... Comedian Brad Gage tweeted ... ....
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Edit CBS News 23 Dec 2016
The Kentucky senator celebrates with a time-honored tradition started by TV sitcom "Seinfeld" ... ....
Is Google wired for geopolitics?
Edit Medium 16 Aug 2016
A brief history of how Google has navigated the controversial world of cartography and toponymy. In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, names and maps matter — a lot ... “We’re working quickly to bring these labels back to the area.” ... Cartography, toponymy (how places are named) and the authority to recognize the sovereignty of other political entities has traditionally fallen to those people and groups holding political power ... ....
Angola: MPs Vote for Electoral Act
Edit Topix 06 Jul 2016
Members of National Assembly Monday in Luanda discussed and approved in specialty the Draft Basic Law of Territorial Organisation and Toponymy, in the light of plan of tasks for general elections in the country. The debate and voting was also monitored by Angolan minister of Territory Administration, Bornito de Sousa, who clarified some concerns raised by MPs of the first and fourth commissions, respectively ... ....
Russians Oppose Move to Name Bridge After Kadyrov
Edit Newsweek 07 Jun 2016
Hundreds of protesters in Russia’s second largest city St Petersburg took to the streets in the latest push against a decision to name a bridge after controversial Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov ... St Petersburg’s Toponymy Commission, the local body that decides matters relating to renaming landmarks in the city, took a surprising decision to rename a bridge on the southwestern outskirts of the city after Akhmat Kadyrov last month ... ....
Govt told to protest against foreign claim on Riau island
Edit The Jakarta Post 02 Jun 2016
The government needs to issue a diplomatic note to Singapore to protest against a Singaporean company’s claim of ownership and renaming of an island for commercial purposes, a former minister has said ... He said Singapore-based developer Funtasy Island Development Pte. Ltd ... Law No. 1/2014, Rohmin explained, an amendment to Law No ... “The naming of islands, or toponymy, is set by the UN, and it cannot be done arbitrarily,” said Rohmin ... ....
This travel-themed Instagram account will bum you out
Edit Mashable 07 Oct 2015
Most travel-themed Instagram accounts are meant to inspire wanderlust. This one just bums us out. Sadtopographies on Instagram is a sad collection of the world's most depressing location names ... See also. 13 of the world's scariest travel destinations ... He tells Mashable via email that he's always had a vague interest in toponymy, the study of place names ... Sorrow Islands, British Columbia, Canada #sorrow ... ....
Quebec locales using N-word, could soon be renamed
Edit Toronto Sun 11 Aug 2015
Some Quebec locales which use the N-word in their titles could soon be getting a name change, says the province’s governing body overlooking place names. The Quebec Toponymy Commission will present a report to its members in the fall to determine whether or not places like Nigger Rapids, a small stretch of the Gatineau River in the town of Bouchette, should remove the racial slur from their names ... matt.day@sunmedia.ca....
Stretch of rapids on Gatineau River bears racist moniker, Nigger Rapids
Edit Toronto Sun 18 Jul 2015
Tucked away behind a stretch of farm land in rural Quebec, about two hours north of Ottawa, are beautiful, pristine rapids that glisten in the sunlight ... Welcome to Nigger Rapids ... *** ... The Toponymy Commission -- the government department responsible for the names of places -- attributes its origins to 1912, when Father Joseph Guinard, travelling down the Gatineau River in a canoe, discovered two dead black people and buried them there....
How local places got their names
Edit Palm Beach Daily News 14 Jul 2015
Palm Beach County toponymy*. How local places got their names ....
Standing guard over a regal legacy
Edit The Hindu 19 Jun 2015
The Mathilakam records associated with Sree Padmanabha Swamy temple often mention the name ‘Kaithavilakam,’ linking it to ‘Thirumeni Kâval,’ the guards who protect the temple ... Though the old toponymy has been erased from popular memory, an old house still stands there, bearing the name ‘Kaithavilakam Bungalow.’. ‘Kaithavilakam Bungalow’ a.k.a ... Parameswaran Thampi ... ....
It's time to remove Alexis Carrel street and park names, says Centre for Israel and ...
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For decades the leading nature writer has been collecting unusual words for landscapes and natural phenomena – from aquabob to zawn. It’s a lexicon we need to cherish in an age when a junior dictionary finds room for ‘broadband’ but has no place for ‘bluebell’. Làirig – ‘a pass in the mountains’ (Gaelic). Photograph ... ❦ ... Photograph ... ❦ ... Of those who do still speak Gaelic, many are understandably less interested in the intricacies of toponymy....
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