Sentence examples for toponym from inspiring English sources

Spot heights are noted, there is the occasional toponym ("Misery-Fjellet", "Deadwood Plain").

A TOPONYM is a place name, and only the devilishly clever Hex team could notice that the word that defines the study of place names has a PONY stuck inside TOM Hanks.

Yet by virtue of its ubiquity, Google is often the arbiter of first recourse for borders and toponyms [5].

The toponyms in common use today are in English (Newfoundland) and French (Terre-Neuve).

But it wasn't only the evocative toponyms or the menace of the place that I found fascinating, it was the sense that the landscape of Morecambe Bay seemed so rich with stories, all of them held at a tantalising distance.