Semantics of Mythological Image of Yuryung Aiyy Toyon in Its Fundamental Principle (Archaic Texts of Olonkho) by M. T. Satanar

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Economic aspects of rehabilitation of patients with maxillofacial defects using epithesis (ectoprostheses) by A. A. Khalapyan

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SHE’RIY MATNLARDA TERMINLARNING EPITET SIFATIDA QO‘LLANILISHI by Dilnoza Jamolıddınova

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Titles of the emperors of the late Roman Empire (late III–mid V centuries) by V. A. Konopatkin, A. M. Skvortsov

“…There is also a gradual disappearance of victory acclamations, epithets pius felix invictus, references to republican posts, and the title Caesar. …”
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Racial Swearing in Compliments on X: A Pragmatic Perspective by Aprilia Kartika Putri, Anggi Triandana, Siti Fitriah, Yoga Mestika Putra, Jeliana Veronika Sirait

“…On the other hand, as the anaphoric use of epithets, the racial swearing was used as an anaphoric pronoun, a pronoun that refers back to another noun in the utterance. …”
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The main weeds in the fields of the North-Eastern Ukraine by V. Zuza, R. Hutianskyi

“…Some types of weeds are sometimes given only epithets. But it is necessary to divide the weeds into larger groups, and the most important thing is to determine them by their quantitative indicators and not the qualitative epithets. …”
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СРЕДСТВА РЕЧЕВОГО ЭТИКЕТА В ПАМЯТНИКАХ ДЕЛОВОЙ ПИСЬМЕННОСТИ XVI-XVII ВВ. by Елена Чащина

“…Of great importance are traditional attributes and epithets, nouns with suffixes of subjective evaluation and other means. …”
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Metacampanella gen. nov.: The Campanella dendrophora complex by Ronald H. Petersen, Karen W. Hughes

“…Newly described taxa include M. costaricensis, M. sinecystidia, and M. dendrophora f. washingtonensis; species epithets transferred are M. caesia, M. dendrophora, M. olivaceonigra, and M. subdendrophora. …”
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Oracle of Apollo in Kalkhedon by Selin Önder

“…Kalkhedon was declared “sacred and inviolable” on behalf of Apollo, who was named with different epithets on each occasion, namely Pythaios and Khresterios. …”
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Observations on “inan-” in Hittite Cuneiform Texts by Z. Nihan Kırçıl

“…In addition, evidence from magic rituals demonstrates that various adjectives were used for the Sun God, and according to the Ayartaša rituals that are discussed in this study, it is apparent that one of the epithets of the Sun God may have been the word inan-.…”
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Taxonomic synopsis of Ochnaceae s.s. in the State of São Paulo, Brazil by Juliana Moreira Bianchi, Rosângela Simão-Bianchini, Paulo Affonso

“…A brief diagnosis, etymology of specific epithets, taxonomic and ecological comments, identification keys, photos and species distribution maps are presented.…”
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Did the Buddha Teach to Be Called ‘Buddha’?―Focusing on the Meaning of <i>Brāhmaṇa</i> and How Buddhist Authors (re)Formulated His Words to Praise Him― by Efraín Villamor Herrero

“…The verses of the <i>Suttanipāta</i> represent a complex corpus rich in many fundamental concepts common to Jain religious thought. Many epithets were introduced by Buddhists to praise their monastic founder as Jains do. …”
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Concept of HOMELAND in P. N. Shubin’s Poetic Picture of the World by I. P. Chernousova

“…Shubin’s poetic picture of the world as place-names, method of step expanding an image, compressed form of expression, vivid metaphors, comparisons, epithets.…”
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Landscape Sketches in Memoir Prose of 20th Century Russian Monasticism by A. N. Smolina, E. A. Kudryavtseva

“…Furthermore, it examines the rhetorical features of landscape sketches in these memoirs, highlighting the use of religious terminology (specifically Orthodox lexicon with spiritual and moral connotations), epithets, metaphors, enumerations, and names of weather phenomena and flora. …”
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Bacchic Vocabulary Verbalizing Object of Drinking in Artistic World of Alexander Grin by O. A. Dimitrieva

“…It was revealed that the linguistic embodiment of such descriptions are epithets (qualitative and relative adjectives), comparative phrases and metaphors. …”
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Misogyny incubators: how gaming helps channel everyday sexism into violent extremism by Cynthia Miller-Idriss

“…Case examples draw heavily on the U.S. and on English-language slurs and epithets to ultimately argue that while some online misogyny and harassment is deliberate and organized through targeted troll storms or violent plots and attacks, other aspects of the new misogyny are decidedly mainstream and ubiquitous in spaces and places frequented by boys and men, such as in-game chats in digital gaming, in ways that potentially foment, normalize, and mobilize significant violence.…”
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SYMBOLISM AND SMIRNENSKI by Tsvetan Rakiovski

“…One of the greatest strengths of Smirnenski’s poetry is its expression of pathos, which is not only loaded with social density, but also adorned with striking and complex epithets. The fictional universe of this young author is replete with recurring elements of symbolism – nocturnal or mostly evening landscapes, strange topoi, glamorous shop windows, mournful music, fiery looks, etc. …”
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The Will in the East Slavic Folklore by Tatyana A. Agapkina

“…The folklore component of the concept of will is considered in the totality of all semantic and plot information, taking into account synonyms, antonyms, epithets, predicates, and associative series related to the word “will” and its derivatives. …”
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Speech Representations of Unity in Early 20th Century Russian Parliamentary Discourse: A Study of Lexemes ‘Edinstvo’ [Unity] and ‘Edinenie’ [Unification] by S. A. Gromyko

“…The persuasiveness of ‘edinstvo’ [unity] and ‘edinenie’ [unification] in the rhetorical practice of the prerevolutionary State Duma is associated with achieving a high degree of pathos in speeches through the use of these lexemes in their literal sense, developing epithets with them, and incorporating them into metaphors. …”
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Exploring Muslim Women Pioneers Who Contributed to the Glory of Islamic Civilization from the Advent of Islam to the End of the 13th Century AH (19th Century CE) by Mohammed Houmine

“…In fact, the word "harem" is almost never far from these epithets. Therefore, this article aims to dust off the glorious history of Muslim women as contributors, alongside their male counterparts, in building the edifice of the glorious Islamic civilisation throughout the ages. …”
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