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searching for Hypocorism 10 found (582 total)
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Tomišelj
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Tomischel in 1468). The name was nominalized from an adjective form of a hypocorism , which would have been *Tomisel, and the name therefore means 'Tomisel's
Želimlje
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and then as a feminine nominative plural. The personal name Želimъ is a hypocorism from a name such as *Želimirъ, preserved today in the Slovene name Željko
Cantley, South Yorkshire
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is suffixed either to Canta-, an unrecorded but plausible Old English hypocorism , or the Brittonic cant meaning "a circumference, a boundary" and "a division
Cino Tortorella
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children's songs. His daughter Chiara, is a tv and radio anchorwoman too Cino (hypocorism of Felice) Tortorella was born in Ventimiglia, Italy. Tortorella began
Aleksandr Mostovoi
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his time playing in the city. His son of the same name, known by the hypocorism Sacha, trialled with S.L. Benfica B in 2016. Includes Soviet Cup, Taça
Singh Saab the Great
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an honorific in the religion. The title was changed to use "saab", a hypocorism of sahib. "SINGH SAAB THE GREAT Main language- Hindi". British Board of
Club Disco
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compilation series. The album, retitled Club Disco a reference to Minogue's hypocorism , "Disco", finally saw a release on 5 November 2007. It was initially only
Mile Jedinak
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Natalie Peacock and they have four sons. As well as the name "Mile", a hypocorism of his given name, Michael, he is also colloquially known as "Jedi", shortened
Artaxerxes II
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the Old Persian *Ṛšā- ("man", "hero"). He was also widely known by the hypocorism Aršak, which is attested in several Greek forms including Arsikas (Plutarch)
Culture of El Salvador
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Anglonization and taking the first five letters of the affectionate diminutive hypocorism form of Salvador (Salvita) to a shorten form "Salvi", with plural being