toponymics meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Traces of Lithuanian culture, at least in toponymics and personal names, survive until today.
2. It was in Pedro's generation that the use of toponymics, as opposed to just patronymics, began in Spain.
3. In County Clare and its adjacent County Tipperary in the southwest of the Republic of Ireland, the toponymics Connoulty and Kinoulty are encountered.
4. Following long polemics, the pyreneists ended this disorder with toponymics commissions that baptised the summits with official names which were subsequently used by cartographers.
5. Basil Cottle classifies European surnames under just four broad categories, depending on their origin : given name ( patronymics ), occupational name, local name ( toponymics ), and nickname.
6. Although most Portuguese surnames ending in "-es " are former patronymics, some family names with-es-endings are not patronymics, but toponymics, such as Tavares, Pires, Cort�s and Chaves.