The Accommodation Names in Varanasi, India: Ethnosemantic Perspective
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The Accommodation Names, Varanasi, India, Ethnosemantic
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The article title is “The Accommodation Names in Varanasi, India: Ethnosemantic Perspective” consists of two objectives. The first, this article aims to analysis structure of the accommodation names in Varanasi, India. The second, this article aims to analysis semantic domain of the accommodation names in Varanasi, India. The data were 350 places from website https://www.google.co.th/maps/ @25.3204684,82.8718581,11.5z
The study found that the structure of the accommodation names in Varanasi, India has two main structure Includes single structure and expanded structure. There are eight semantic domains for the accommodation names in Varanasi, India Includes the domain of holy things, the domain of person or family, the domain of place, the domain of worship, the domain of fortune, the domain of nature, the domain of property, and the domain of characteristic.
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Sawangsri, S. ., & สุรินทร์ พ. (2022). The Accommodation Names in Varanasi, India: Ethnosemantic Perspective. Chiang Mai University Journal of Humanities, 23(1), 209–232. Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JHUMANS/article/view/251980
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Heshu, L. (2008). An Ethnosemantic Study of the Mao language. (Doctor of Philosophy thesis, North-Eastern Hills University).
Kaleem, N. (1981). English Loanwords in Tamil: An Ethnosemantic Study. (Doctor of Philosophy thesis, Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages).
Klinaon, A., Hien, S., & Saliphot, K. (2019). chư rongrian nai changwat siam riap prathet Kamphucha: kansưksa tam næo atthasat chattiphan [Names of School in Siem Reap, Cambodia: An Ethnosemantic Study] In Proceedings of the Annual National Conference of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University (pp. 608-624). Bangkok: Thammasat University.
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Sodsongkrit, M. (2012). kansamruat læ sưksa wikhro̜ chư rankha phasa Chin kho̜ng chao Thai chưasai Chin nai khet amphœ mưang changwat Ubon ratchathani [A Survey and Analysis of the Trade Name in Chinese Thais Merchant Shop and Stores in Muang District, Ubon Ratchathani Province]. Journal of Liberal Arts, Ubon Ratchathani University, 8 (2), 60-89.
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