Linguoculturological features of ancient mythonyms (based on english and german languages) | Language and Culture. 2016. № 2(8). DOI: 10.17223/24109266/8/5

Linguoculturological features of ancient mythonyms (based on english and german languages)

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cultural linguistics, mythonym, ancient, general cultural lexicon, onomastics

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