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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1.
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2. The proper names and the common nouns are connected with the ethnonym hungar.
2.1. Geographical names in the Volga-Ural region
Xon'kkar m. Ašm.XVI.168.: Chuv. Xon'kkar 1 , name of the marsh, NAP.:-, Ar.:-.
Xon'kkar kiremet rel. Ašm.XVI.168.: Chuv. Xon'kkar kiremet, name of kiremet, NAP.:-, Ar.:-.
< Chuv. Xon'kkar
+ kiremet `kiremet`.
Ukarinuškăně s. Ašm.:-, NAP.: Chuv. Ukarinuškăně Rus. Ogarinkino ← Ogarkino Šu., Chuvash village,
Ar.:-.
< Chuv. Ukarin
+ uškăně ←⎯ Chuv. uškăn `settling`
+ -ě;
Rus. Ogarinkino ←⎯ no Rus. Ogarinka
+ Rus. –in: affix
+ -o.
Ogarkino ←⎯ no Rus. Ogarka
+ Rus. –in: affix
+ -o.
Tašinker r. TB.140.: Bashk. Tašinker Rus. Tašinkir' Karm., left-side affluent of the river Rus. Karlaman.
< Bashk. Taš
+ inker comp. Mar. enger `stream`
Rus. Tašinkir' ←⎯ no Rus. Tašinkir', Bashk. Tašinker
Ungar r. TB.153.: Bashk. Ungar Rus. Ungar Sterl., left-side affluent of the river Rus. Kuganak.
< Bashk. Ungar ←⎯ Bashk. dial. ongar, ungar `pit, hole, gap, canal`
Rus. Ungar ←⎯ Bashk. Ungar
1 That is the question: The vowel x- < k or x- < t-.
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