A Call for Papers for a Special Issue of NAMES: Toponyms and Literaryscapes Luisa Caiazzo 52-53 2021-02-15
Phonological Trends of Gendered Names in Korea and the U.S.A. Jong-mi Kim, Sharon N. Obasi 36-46 2023-08-22
What Makes the Names of Middle-earth So Fitting? Elements of Style in the Namecraft of J. R. R. Tolkien Christopher L Robinson 65-74 2013-06-01
The Adoption of non-Chinese Names as Identity Markers of Chinese International Students in Japan: A Case Study at a Japanese Comprehensive Research University Jinyan Chen 2021-05-14
“My Name is A-on-the-cheek”: Managing Names and Name Signs in American Sign Language-English Team Interpretation Giulia Petitta, Valerie Dively, Mark Halley, Marc Holmes, Brenda Nicodemus 205-218 2018-10-02
Feminization in Names: Historical Phonological Shifts across 18 Regions in Four Continents (1880–2023) U-ri Go, Jong-mi Kim 17-33 2026-03-19
Japanese High School Students’ Perceptions of the Gender-Neutral Naming Trend Ivona Barešová, Klára Machů 11-25 2025-09-02
Stream Generic Terms as Indicators of Historical Settlement Patterns Jon C. Campbell 333-366 1991-12-01
A Corpus Linguistic Approach for Onomastics in Drama: Proper Names and Naming in Edward Childs Carpenter’s The Cinderella-Man Maya Sfeir 14-27 2024-09-11
Place Name Literature, United States 1955–1959 Pauline A. Seely, Richard B. Sealock 203-232 1959-12-01
Naming Systems and Personal Names Containing Nu 'Slave' During the Khitan–Liao Period (907–1125) Ruowei Yang 16-29 2026-05-26
Personal Names, Hitler, and the Holocaust. A Socio-Onomastic Study of Genocide and Nazi Germany.: By I. M. Nick. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books. 2019. Pp. xxvi + 469. US $140.00 (HB). ISBN 978-1-4985-2597-8. Frank Nuessel 231-235 2019-10-02
