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This article summarizes the characteristics of the living personal names of single persons in the largest settlement of Stará Turá – Paprad (western Slovakia). It brings the results of quantitative analysis of living names. The core of the contribution is formed by the overview of the distribution of naming models, along with living personal names. The most frequent living personal names in the class of single persons in Paprad are living personal names consisting of two elements. There are 111 models with the frequency 1, which is 75 % of all models. In total there are 148 models. The most frequent model is the model, which consists of functional members “first name” in the hypocoristic form and surname by the father, which anthropobase is in the “name of the family” and “name of the house” too (K + P1 = RMD). Living names which belongs to this model represents only 5,86 % of all living personal names in the class of single persons in Paprad. Paprad is the largest and most compact part of Stará Turá. It has the highest number of living names for its population of course. A higher number of models are partly caused by indirect naming and naming by position, named residence and a higher representation of functional members of hereditary family name as well. In several cases, the living names are based on the official naming system.
Acta onomastica
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2012
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vol. 53
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issue 1
134-141
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The article analyses individual characteristics in the living personal names of single persons in part of Paprad: Stará Turá Kopanica (western Slovakia). In this location and class are documented individual characteristics according to properties, occupation, previous owner or inhabitant of the house, origin and abode, nicknames arisen from surnames and individual characteristics with different or unclear motivation which make up to 40 % of functional elements “individual characteristics”. 66,67 % of the individual characteristics are without family motivation, 33,33 % are with family motivation, 66,67 % has family motivation after father and 20 % after mother. One of each characteristic is after grandfather and grandmother. Individual characteristic is the second least frequent functional element of single persons in Paprad.
Acta onomastica
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2012
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vol. 53
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issue 1
142-148
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This article reports the characteristics of the functional element “name of the house” in the living personal names in Stará Turá part of Paprad (western Slovakia). In functional element “name of the house” we distinguish: a) the name of the house with anthropobase of surname, b) the name of the house with anthropobase of name of the family, c) the name of the house according to location, d) the name of the house which is not identical with anthropobase of surname or anthropobase of name of the family and does not express even location. “Name of the house” is the least frequent functional element in Paprad.
Acta onomastica
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2011
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vol. 52
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issue 1
83-91
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The article analyses another functional element of unofficial personal names in the Stará Turá Kopanica part of Paprad. Attention is focused to a class of single persons. Most of the functional elements have an official form and surnames appear often in a dialectic form with suffixes -éch and -ka. Four of them are in a dialecticaly changed form and they have also dialectical suffix -éch. There are surnames with relational motivation after father, mother, grandfather, grandmother and after friend. Only once the living name occurred with a surname like functional element only. Otherwise, the surnames always associate with other members. They are most frequent in living twice-member personal names. In one of these names two functional elements – surname after father and one after mother was noticed. This article records ways of forming the living names and the usage of cases in these names of single persons in Paprad.
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In this article we characterize the functional element “name of the family” in the unofficial personal names of married women in Paprad settlement (a part of the town Stará Turá, west Slovakia). This is the second most frequent functional element and it represents 22,36 % of all functional elements. 61,6 % of functional elements “name of the family” has not the identical anthropobase with the surname, that is pointing to greater independence of the official naming. We distinguish “name of the family” with anthropobase a) identical with the anthropobase of the surname, b) identical with the anthropobase of the “name of the house”, c) different from the anthropobase of the surname and the anthropobase of the “name of the house”. Moreover the functional element “name of the family” does not need to be identical with unofficial personal name of the family as the separate family name.
Acta onomastica
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2013
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vol. 54
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issue 1
101-107
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In this article I concentrate my interest on the occurrence of confirmation names, their frequency motivation, in the locality Dabas near Budapest in Hungary. The extinct village was resettled by Slovaks. During the Rákoczi conflicts it became desolate, and before 1708 it even disappeared from the registration documents. In the year 1712 the Slovaks of Roman Catholic denomination, settled in Sara, can be considered as ancestors of the present inhabitants. After the year 1720 additional Slovaks settled here. In the year 1880 the village had 76,6 % of Slovak population. There is a Virgin Mary’s Assumption Church in the village. I observed the names in the confirmation register from 1942, participated by the oldest generation, as well as names in the registers from 2003, 2006, 2009 being the latest. On the basis of the registers we can speak about the excepted motivation by godparents or parents. From 1942 to 2009 we recorded a decline of confirmation names motivated by the name of a godparent, or inversely by unknown factors. In comparison with the past years the variability of names is higher.
Národopisný věstník
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2010
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vol. 51
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issue 2
504-514
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The article analyses one of the functional members of unofficial personal names in the Stará Turá Kopanica part Paprad. The first (Christian) names functional members are the most representative among living names and this in all three classes: married man, married women, single persons. Most frequent are the hypocoristic forms (see their suffixes), there exist official, dialectical and foreign language forms. First names are in the form of nominative singular, names with a kinship motivation use forms of genitive, locative, accusative singular and nominative of possessive adjectives. First names as functional members can stand independently in living names, but most often they link with other functional members.
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