Nazwiska mieszkańców parafii św. Małgorzaty w Bydlinie

• Authors: Aneta Pałka

Title variants

EN

THE SURNAMES OF ST. MARGARET’S PARISH INHABITANTS IN BYDLIN

• Languages of publication: PL

Abstracts

EN

The study material analyzed comes from St. Margaret's parish in Bydlin Public Register of Birth certificates — dates 1666–1821. Research of the material was directed so as to show an etymology of the surnames and classify them by semantic and structural criteria and at the same time to display productive morphological types in anthropometry. In the anthroponyms researched, most surnames were non-derivable in morphology. In this group of surnames you can find also anthroponyms of local/folk origin, which come from names and anthroponyms based on appellatives. The material researched contained 16 formants in morphological derivation. First of all, derivational surnames were anthroponyms made by adding the suffix -ski — approximately 80 anthroponyms. In the second group of surnames with bases of -k- we can find suffixes -ik || -yk; -cz + yk (21); in the group of surnames where the basis was -l-, however, -ł- is replaced by the suffix -ała (5), which were more likely based on a person’s occupation or job.

Keywords

EN

ANTHROPOMETRY; SURNAME; SURNAMES NON-DERIVATIONAL IN FORMATION; SURNAMES DERIVATIONAL IN FORMATION; DERIVATION TYPES; BYDLIN PARISH

• Publisher: Instytut Języka Polskiego Polskiej Akademii Nauk
• Journal: Onomastica
• Year: 2010
• Volume: 54
• Pages: 227–241

Contributors

author

Aneta Pałka

• author’s private address: Bydlin, ul. Olkuska 15, 32-310 Klucze, Poland