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Antonomazija
antonomazija

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The use of a proper name to designate a member of a class (such as "a Solomon" for a wise ruler) or the use of an epithet or title in place of a proper name (such as "the Bard" for Shakespeare)
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antonomasia
The use of a proper name to designate a member of a class (such as "a Solomon" for a wise ruler) or the use of an epithet or title in place of a proper name (such as "the Bard" for Shakespeare)

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    антономазия (Bulgarian)
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    antonomasia (English)
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    antonomasia (Basque)
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    Figura retórica de pensamento que consiste em empregar um nome próprio como um nome comum, em virtude da generalização de um predicado que pertence por excelência ao nome próprio, ou, inversamente, em utilizar um nome comum para designar um nome próprio. (Dicionário Terminológico)
    antonomazija (Lithuanian)
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    Antonomazi (Turkish)
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    Антономазія (Ukrainian)
    Svitlana Romaniuk
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    антономасия (Russian)
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    Antonomázia (Hungarian)
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    antonomasie (Dutch)
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    antonomasia (Spanish)
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    antonomasia (Italian)
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    Antonomazia (Albanian)
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    антономазија (Serbian)
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    Antonomazija (Croatian)
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    ანტონომასია (Georgian)
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    换称 (Simplified Chinese)
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    استبدال بلاغي (Arabic)
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