Folia onomastica Croatica, Vol. 33 (2024)

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The Folia onomastica Croatica, Volume 33 (2024), published by the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, continues its tradition of delivering insightful research in the field of onomastics. This issue encompasses a diverse range of topics, reflecting the journal's commitment to exploring both Croatian and broader Slavic onomastic studies.

Featured Articles:

1. Historical Toponymy of Sarajevo's Urban Core
   Authors Nusret Drešković and Edita Spahić delve into the historical place names within Sarajevo's central area, offering insights into the city's rich cultural and historical tapestry.

2. Croatian Onomastic Terminology: Name and/or Anthroponymic Formula
   Anđela Frančić examines specific terms in Croatian onomastic studies, shedding light on the nuances of naming conventions and their implications.

3. Motivation Behind Names of Carnivorous Plant Cultivars
   Jan Holeš explores the intriguing inspirations for naming carnivorous plant varieties, revealing a blend of mythology, literature, and popular culture influences.

4. Unofficial Names of Zagreb's Residential Buildings
   Joža Horvat investigates the colloquial names assigned to various apartment complexes in Zagreb, uncovering the societal perceptions and stories behind these monikers.

5. Toponomastic Dilemmas of Late Antique Fortresses with Latin Suffixes
   Jasminka Kuzmanovska addresses the challenges in interpreting the names of two ancient fortresses, focusing on Latin suffixes and their historical context.

6. Literary Anthroponyms in Selected Novels
   Krunoslav Mikulan analyzes character names in works by Christopher G. Nuttall and Oliver Franić, discussing how these names contribute to narrative and character development.

7. Toponymy of Zupci near Bar
   Domagoj Vidović and Ilija Vukotić provide an overview of place names in the village of Zupci, offering insights into the region's linguistic and cultural heritage.

Book Reviews and Conference Reports:

• The issue includes reviews of recent publications in onomastics, such as "Varaždinska prezimena: Pregled mijena prezimenskoga sustava i onomastička raščlamba" by Joža Horvat, and reports from international conferences, highlighting the ongoing scholarly discourse in the field.

In Memoriam:

• An obituary for Gracijela Čulić, penned by Domagoj Vidović, honors her contributions to the field of onomastics.

This volume of Folia onomastica Croatica exemplifies the journal's dedication to advancing onomastic research, offering valuable perspectives for scholars and enthusiasts alike.

For full access to the articles and further information, visit the journal's official page: https://hrcak.srce.hr/folia-onomastica