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   Anthroponymy

   Anthroponomastics (or Anthroponymy), a branch of onomastics, is the study of anthroponyms (<Gk. anthropos, 'man', + onuma, 'name'), the names of human beings. Anthroponyms often preserve lexical elements that have dropped out of the standard lexicon of a language.
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   Category:B-Class Anthroponymy articles

   Anthroponymy articles rated as B-class on the Wikipedia 1.0 Assessment Scale.
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   Category:List-Class Anthroponymy articles

   Anthroponymy articles rated as List-class on the Wikipedia 1.0 Assessment Scale.
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   Category:WikiProject Anthroponymy

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   Category:GA-Class Anthroponymy articles

   Anthroponymy articles rated as good articles on the Wikipedia 1.0 Assesment Scale.
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   Category:Stub-Class Anthroponymy articles

   Anthroponymy articles rated as Stub-class on the Wikipedia 1.0 Assesment Scale.
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   Category:Start-Class Anthroponymy articles

   Anthroponymy articles rated as Start-class on the Wikipedia 1.0 Assessment Scale.
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   Category:Non-article Anthroponymy pages

   This category contains articles tagged with the talk page banner {{WikiProject Anthroponymy | class = NA | importance = (any) }}
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   Category:A-Class Anthroponymy articles

   Anthroponymy articles rated as A-class on the Wikipedia 1.0 Assesment Scale.
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    Category:Anthroponymy articles with comments

    This category is for articles listed under "Anthroponymy articles with comments". WikiProject Anthroponymy articles

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Anthroponymy,
• Category:B-Class Anthroponymy articles,
• Category:List-Class Anthroponymy articles,
• Category:WikiProject Anthroponymy,
• Category:GA-Class Anthroponymy articles,
• Category:Stub-Class Anthroponymy articles,
• Category:Start-Class Anthroponymy articles,
• Category:Non-article Anthroponymy pages,
• Category:A-Class Anthroponymy articles,
• Category:Anthroponymy articles with comments