Szia! Ez a módosítás lehetséges, hogy félrefordításon alapult. Erre változtattam (a Google Fordító alapján). Adam78 (vitalap) 20:07, 26 June 2024 (UTC)
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Szia. Én is szegedi vagyok, de az Abdülkâdir Geylânî elég pontatlan név. Ez a török megfelelője egy, a perzsa-arab területen élt szúfinak. Átírtam Abd al-Qādir al-Dzsílání-ra, ahogy a magyar vallási lexikonok használják. Légyszíves a magyar WD elnevezésekre figyelj jobban oda. Köszönöm. – ~~~~
Szia! Meg tudnád mondani, hogy ennek a szerkesztésednek, mi volt a forrása, honnan jött ez a magyar cím?
Szia! Az Ohridi-tó adatlapján láttam, hogy az alábbi '''magyar''' címkéket adtad hozzá, és ehhez volnának hozzáfűzéseim.
*Leírás: macedón tó délnyugat Macedóniában
*Címkék: Ohridszko Ezero, Охридско Езеро, Liqeni i Ohrit
Egyfelől egy tó természetföldrajzi fogalom, nincs nemzetisége, hanem földrajzi névből képezzük a jelzőjét, azaz nem macedón, hanem macedóniai. A tó egyébként nemcsak macedóniai, hanem albániai is.
Másfelől a cmkék között a magyar elnevezésváltozatokat kell listáznunk, nem eredeti nyelvű változatokat, cirill és latin betűkkel.
Köszi!
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