These redirects are pointed to by links that should always point to the anthroponymy page ( via these redirects ) rather than be disambiguated.
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Drest, Talorgan and their variants are common Pictish names, too common for any argument on the basis of anthroponymy to be entirely convincing.
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After it had Task Force was cross-posted between the original parent of WikiProject Arabic names, WikiProject Arab world, and WikiProject Anthroponymy.
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While the target does mention the etymology of the name Samsung, the " ( name ) " disambiguator is usually reserved for anthroponymy articles.
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The article should be renamed Roosevelt ( surname ), in accordance with the other surname articles on Wikipedia and the Wikipedia : WikiProject _ Anthroponymy.
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It looks like Wikipedia : WikiProject Anthroponymy is the best place to go for guidance or discussion . talk ) 11 : 48, 21 June 2008 ( UTC)
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Articles listing persons with a certain given name or surname, known as anthroponymy articles, are disambiguation pages, and this Manual of Style does not apply to them.
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The omission of his personal name is explained with the fact that the Roman administration could not always cope with the Bulgarian anthroponymy and used titles instead of personal names.
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He was an active participant within Sextil Pucariu's Museum of the Romanian Language, where his research interests included early texts, toponymy and anthroponymy, lexicology and syntax.
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Most notable were their contribution to local toponymy and anthroponymy, as Baltar from " Baltarii ", both in Portugal and Galicia; Guitiriz to " Witterici ".
