Abstract
One may expect that this situation will in future become progressively worse: on the one hand the more frequent oral relations among students will make the disadvantage of arbitrary pronunciation of personal names more apparent than it has been; on the other hand a more intense scientific activity by students of countries whose languages have non-latin alphabets will, more than in the past, introduce into nomenclature obscure names which do not harmonize with Latin and which will become altered
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