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Acta onomastica
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2012
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vol. 53
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issue 1
134-142
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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
142-149
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his 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.
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This paper reports the characteristics of the appellative element in living personal names (unofficial anthroponyms) in Paprad, which is solitary-cottages part of the town Stará Turá (western Slovakia). The appellative element expresses: 1. filiation – husband (manžel, muš), son (sin), sons (sinovja), twins (dvojčátka), brother (brat), son-in-law (zat), wife (žena, manželka), widow (vdova), daughter (céra, cérka), daughters (céri, cérki), grandson (vnuk), grandsons (vnuci), granddaughter (vnučka), grandmother (bapka), sister (sestra), daughter-in-law (nevesta), but also grandson in possessive adjective (vnukova – A3), 2. classification of generation – junior (mladí, mlaččí, malí, mladá), senior (stará), but also junior in genitive (mladého – A1, mlaččieho – A3, mladej – A33), 3. address of (older) person – uncle (ujco), Mrs (paňi/pani), aunt (teta, tetka), grandmother (bapka), but also appellative element Mrs (Lady) (pani – A11) in genitive, which is not declined.
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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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2018
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vol. 59
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issue 1
106-122
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The aim of the paper is a characteristics of the individual functional elements of the living personal names in the class of unmarried persons in Súš, a part of the town of Stará Turá and of analysis of living names according to the naming models. The high frequency of functional elements a first name, surname and family, 96.1% of which are family names with an anthropobase surname, reveals that the living name system in the class of unmarried persons is significantly dependent on the official naming system. However, they do not prevail over names that are identical to official names. The most frequent model is composed of functional elements of a hypocoristic form of first name and an official surname whose anthropobase is identical to an anthropobase of the family name and the name of the house. The second most common model consists of the hypocoristic form of a first name and a family name with an anthropobase of the surname.
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