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Typy motywacyjne nazwisk poznaniaków i ich funkcjonowanie w wybranych rejestrach podatkowych z XVII i XVIII wieku

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Nowak-Pasterska E.

Poznańskie Studia Polonistyczne. Seria Językoznawcza

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2014

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vol. 21

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issue 1

185-195

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The paper examines the Poznań historical anthroponymy preserved in tax registers from the 17th and 18th century, collected in the Documents of the City of Poznań in the State Archives. The starting point in the description of the surnames is their interpretation based on cultural onomastics according to which the linguistic interpretation of surname forms is accompanied by the social and cultural context. The theses of the paper are based on the linguistic analysis of the onomastic material that has been used in the research process and which rendered it possible to distinguish three main motivational types of Poznań anthroponyms from the 17th and 18th century: surnames formed from appellatives (from old characterizing nicknames, from names of professions, posts and social functions) and surnames derived from proper names (from first names, local names, from ethnonyms). The model that appeared most frequently is an appellative-based surname formed from old nicknames. The second position in the Poznań anthroponymic system is occupied by a surname derived from the names of places. Also surnames formed from first names and appellatives followed this structural pattern due to the conviction of the social superiority of the adjectival model ending in -ski. The third group consists of surnames derived from first names whereas the anthroponyms formed from the ethnonyms and the heraldic names appear rather rarely. Despite the fact that the German language had a significant impact on the surnames of Poznań burghers, these surnames – as the examined anthroponymy shows – preserve, in the majority of cases, the Polish character. As a result of an accurate observation of the anthroponyms occurring in the period of over a hundred and fifty years it was possible to show how the selected motivational types functioned and changed in the examined municipal documents and what degree of stabilization they presented. The process of the formation of the anthroponymy of Poznań burghers shows, on the one hand, specific regional features, on the other hand however – especially with reference to originally Polish surnames – confirms the general regularities connected with the development of the Polish anthroponymy in the Middle Polish period.

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Sprawozdanie z XIX Międzynarodowej i Ogólnopolskiej Konferencji Onomastycznej „Funkcje nazw własnychw kulturze i komunikacji” (Gniezno, 20–22 września 2014)

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Borowiak P., Nowak-Pasterska E.

Onomastica

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2015

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vol. 59

487-493

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Nazwiska delegatów na Polski Sejm Dzielnicowy w Poznaniu w 1918 roku

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Graf M., Nowak-Pasterska E.

Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Linguistica

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2023

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issue 18

79-92

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The subject of the article are names of delegates to the Polish District Parliament in Poznan in 1918. The authors undertook an anthroponomastic analysis which allowed to classify surnames on the basis of their motivation and etymology. The influence of German spelling on Polish names and manifestations of Polish spelling of surnames after Poland regained independence were also discussed. The analysis is preceded by comments on the history of Polish surnames. Particular attention was also paid to female names, because in 1918 women obtained full electoral rights and could become delegates to the Parliament.

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1 Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Linguistica

1 Onomastica

1 Poznańskie Studia Polonistyczne. Seria Językoznawcza

3 Nowak-Pasterska E.

1 Borowiak P.

1 Graf M.

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Typy motywacyjne nazwisk poznaniaków i ich funkcjonowanie w wybranych rejestrach podatkowych z XVII i XVIII wieku

Sprawozdanie z XIX Międzynarodowej i Ogólnopolskiej Konferencji Onomastycznej „Funkcje nazw własnychw kulturze i komunikacji” (Gniezno, 20–22 września 2014)

Nazwiska delegatów na Polski Sejm Dzielnicowy w Poznaniu w 1918 roku