Talk:Myrhorod

message: While the Ukrainian name is the article title, there are more than enough instances in English for "Mirgorod" to justify keeping the alternate Russian name bolded in the first sentence and in the city template.  Rkononenko, you've been warned about removing Russian variant names in other Wikipedia articles.  (Taivo (talk) 10:19, 27 April 2010 (UTC)
replies: text: It is spelled the same in both Ukrainian and Russian.  It is a Ukrainian city, why then should Russian spelling be added. Also, why did you remove Georgian and Latvian spelling. Though as I can see you are professor of linguistics, perhaps you don't know that Davyd Gyramishvili(one of the most well-known Gergian writers, Georgian counterpart of Taras Shevchenko) was buried in Myrhorod and many Gergians know about Myrhorod because of that. --Rkononenko (talk) 10:37, 27 April 2010 (UTC)
replies: text: The Cyrillic spelling doesn't matter, it is spelled differently in English.  That's what matters in the English Wikipedia.  I don't mind having the Georgian spelling if Georgians are familiar with the name (other editors might, but I don't), but you've given no reason for the Estonian name (it's labelled Estonian).  (Taivo (talk) 11:11, 27 April 2010 (UTC)
replies: text:  Here is a link (Davit Guramishvili) to Guramishvili article, where you can learn what you want for yourself. Estonian spelling is added  because it is relevant --Rkononenko (talk) 11:19, 27 April 2010 (UTC)
replies: text: Why is the Estonian name relevant?  (Taivo (talk) 11:21, 27 April 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Russian variant name 

message: * There is only one English spelling and it's Myrhorod. Google confirms it (although it's really stupid how Russian nationalists always use Google to support their spelling of Ukrainian nouns in Russified way, disregarding the fact that there are more Russians physically on planet Earth, which means they can obviously create more articles/websites/outher-stuff that would have their "Russian-based" spelling of Ukrainian names. Also take into account that there is a book called Mirgorod, written by Nikolai Gogol, and that will also add extra search results when googling for "Mirgorod", because it'll include the articles about this book and not about the city.
Anyhow, here is google (18 July, 2012 results), it still confirms Myrhorod spelling:
Simple word search, without any attributes (377,000+95,700 = 472,700) vs 95,700
*Myrhorod - 377,000  
*Myrgorod - 95,700   
*Mirgorod - 95,700   
Simple word search, with attributes (exclude the opposite spelling type) (365,000+363,000 = 728,000) vs 88,200
*Myrhorod - 365,000  
*Myrgorod - 363,000    
*Mirgorod - 88,200 
--BezosibnyjUA (talk) 22:05, 18 July 2012 (UTC)
thread_title: English Spelling

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