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[16th ed.]
8.78 Movements and styles—capitalization
| Cultural Terms » Cultural Movements and Styles 8.78 Movements and styles — capitalization Nouns and..., and so forth — and their adherents are capitalized if derived from proper nouns. (The word school...) are capitalized to distinguish them from the generic words used in everyday speech. Some of the terms... |
[16th ed.]
11.65 Norwegian capitalization
| Using the Latin Alphabet » Norwegian 11.65 Norwegian capitalization See 11.3 , 11.9 . The polite...personal pronouns De , Dem , and Deres (now used ever more rarely) are capitalized in Norwegian. Until...the mid-twentieth century, common nouns were capitalized (as in German), but they no longer are.... |
[16th ed.]
8.4 Capitalization of personal names
| » General Principles 8.4 Capitalization of personal names Names and initials of persons, real or...fictitious, are capitalized. A space should be used between any initials, except when initials are...hooks) should usually be respected in appropriate contexts (library catalogs generally capitalize all... |
[16th ed.]
11.29 French capitalization
| Using the Latin Alphabet » French 11.29 French capitalization See 11.3 , 11.9 . Generic words...of an address. Only the proper name is capitalized. le boulevard Saint-Germain la place de l’Opéra...word capitalized. la mer Rouge le pic du Midi Names of buildings are usually capitalized. l’Hôtel... |
[16th ed.]
11.22 Danish capitalization
| Using the Latin Alphabet » Danish 11.22 Danish capitalization See 11.3 , 11.9 . The polite personal...pronouns De , Dem , and Deres (now used ever more rarely) and the familiar I are capitalized in...Danish. Until the mid-twentieth century, common nouns were capitalized, as in German, but they no longer are.... |
[16th ed.]
11.108 Chinese and Japanese—capitalization and italics
| — capitalization and italics Although capital letters do not exist in Japanese or Chinese, they are introduced...). Personal names and place-names are capitalized. In hyphenated names, only the first element is... capitalized in romanized Chinese, though both elements may be capitalized in Japanese. Common nouns... |
[16th ed.]
8.156 Principles and examples of sentence-style capitalization
| Works » Capitalization, Punctuation, and Italics 8.156 Principles and examples of sentence-style... capitalization In sentence-style capitalization only the first word in a title, the first word in a...subtitle, and any proper names are capitalized. This style or some variant of it is commonly used in... |
[16th ed.]
14.95 Capitalization of book titles
| Contents » Books » Title 14.95 Capitalization of book titles English-language book titles and...subtitles are capitalized headline-style. In headline style, the first and last words of title and...subtitle and all other major words are capitalized. For a more detailed definition and more examples, see... |
[16th ed.]
11.59 Latin capitalization—titles of works
| Using the Latin Alphabet » Latin 11.59 Latin capitalization — titles of works In English-speaking...countries, titles of ancient and medieval Latin works are capitalized in sentence style — that is, only...the first word in the title or subtitle, proper nouns, and proper adjectives are capitalized (see... |
[16th ed.]
13.15 Initial capital or lowercase—block quotations
| » Quotations in Relation to Text » Initial Capital or Lowercase Letter 13.15 Initial capital or lowercase...— block quotations The consideration of whether to lowercase a capital letter beginning a block...quotation that is capitalized in the original may be lowercased if the syntax demands it. In the... |
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