Poetonyms in the Stockholm suburb Marieh"all (based on children’s literature)

The author conducts a study of godonyms, agoronyms, drimonyms of the suburb Mariehäll of Stockholm, motivated by poetonyms from works of Scandinavian children's literature, and including the nomenclatural terms gata ʻstreetʼ, torg ʻsquareʼ, stig ʻpathʼ, park ʻparkʼ. The relevance of the article is determined mainly by the importance of a systematic study of different types of place names in the modern Swedish language and their sociocultural specificity. The purpose of the work is to describe the word-formation models of a number of toponyms belonging to the category Nordisk barnlitteratur (“Scandinavian children’s literature”), identified by some Swedish onomatologists, and to determine the sociocultural information contained in them. The first part of the article presents the structural features of the selected toponymic units. In the second part of the article, toponymic units representing the processes of transonymization of fictional anthroponyms, astyonyms, oikonyms, etc. into urbanonyms and drimonyms of Mariehäll are subjected to a cultural description, namely, from the point of view of sociocultural content. The article uses general scientific and linguistic methods that correspond to this purpose. The material may be of interest to specialists in the field of linguistics, cultural studies, literary studies, lecturers of the Swedish language, graduate students and students of linguistic and cultural areas of study.