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The author of the texts undertakes an onomastic analysis of the name Edward and the surname Stachurski. She enriches her deliberations with statistic data and remarks on the historic determinants of forming the proper names in Poland.asymmetry that could be the verbal evidence of “fighting with obesity.”
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The article presents names of Upper Silesia and Zagłębie dwellers within the space of four generations (from 1925 to 2003). These names were shown from the historical and cultural perspective for both specific regions, which although being one administrative unit, have strong sense of identity. This article attempts to answer the question of whether and to what extent historic, social and cultural factors, shaping the mentality of both regions’ dwellers, affected the process of naming? Is this antroponimic factor supporting especially nowadays to maintain the identity of both discussed regions?
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The article shows folk nicknames operating in geographically diverse rural communities (administratively belonging to the municipality Muszyna). As unofficial anthroponyms, existing only in the spoken form, they represent a living local language - dialect. Analysis of the collected material shows that all the most important features of the language characteristic of this part of Lesser Poland (Małopolska) dialect are performed in it. Folk nicknames, despite numerous hazards caused by civilization, are still an important factor supporting the local dialect - they operate rather vividly in the analysed microcommunity (almost every adult has his nickname), and are constantly being created and passed down from generation to generation.
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God’s Names in the Religious, Cultural and Sociological-Historical AspectsThe article analyzes the names given today to the children of inhabitants of Przemyśl - followers of Catholicism and Orthodoxy, at the same time showing their differences and similarities within both religions. In the same urban, communication and cultural community, Catholic and Orthodox live side by side (often for many generations). Despite everything, they to some extent retain their own identity (culture, traditions and customs), which also manifests itself in the names given to children. For a more complete picture of the situation, the names of the two older generations (parents and grandparents) were also presented.
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The paper deals with news linguistic tendencies in the creation of modern names of retail and service. It is described not only transonymisation, onymisation, but also morphological constituents of modern names of retail and service. Units created by suffixes and references to another names are considered as a fashionable. The first are neologisms and one creates them by means of morphemes -nia (-ownia) oraz -arnia, -ernia, -eria, -teka. The latter are created for free form using of proper or common name that they allow for finding their initial structure (Szmatrix < Matrix).
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The article makes an attempt to characterize, possibly comprehensively, the selected personal names of the name Irena as well as the surnames Sarnowska and Giefing. Linguistic considerations, especially onomastic, are deeply rooted in the historical-cultural and geographical sphere, supported by a frequency factor. 
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The article is an attempt at a linguistic-cultural approach to the problem of choosing special names for illegitimate children. The research material was obtained from selected parochial registers in Malopolska; the time frame of the research is from the 17th century to the middle of the 20th century. The conducted analyses allowed the authors to point to main tendencies in the choice of the names in question, which are influenced by religious, custom, and social factors.
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