Vol. 3 No. 5 (2022): Onomástica desde América Latina

• Presentación

  1-3

  • PDF (Spanish)

Articles

• The Guarani language (still) alive in Brazil: the original culture that colonization was unable to eliminate

  Aldi Feiden, Mario Ramão Villalva Filho

  4-27

  • PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))

• America Latina en Italia: odonimia, microtoponimia, antroponimia, crematonimia y deonimia

  Enzo Caffarelli

  28-55

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• An approach to Querétaro´ s anthroponomy of the 19th century (1800-1850)

  José Armando San Martín Gómez, Ana Zabalza Seguín

  56-75

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• The choice of the baptismal name in the 16th century: the case of Jacinto

  José Javier Rodríguez Toro

  76-89

  • pdf (Spanish)

• Resources and sources in anthroponomastic studies: a review of contemporary references

  María Carmen Fernández Juncal

  90-126

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• El saber ancestral sobre el paisaje: toponimia mazahua del Barrio de Tlalpujahuilla, Ixtlahuaca, México.

  Miguel Reyes Contreras

  127-143

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• Algerian surnames linked to chromatic terms

  Soufiane Bengoua

  144-165

  • PDF (French (Canada))

Works

• Maria da Penha: an anthroponimic study of the woman's proper name that turned law

  Ana Paula Reckziegel Venson

  166-184

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Translations

• A América Latina na Itália: odonímia, microtoponímia, antroponímia, crematonímia e deonímia -TRAD

  Enzo Caffarelli

  185-214

  • PDF (Portuguese (Brazil))

• Resources and sources in anthroponomastic studies: a review of contemporary references-TRAD

  María Carmen Fernández Juncal

  215-251

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