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Limbi romanice balcanice (Limba română) (1471) |
![]() RĂILEANU, Viorica. Éléments de compositions turcs et grecs dans les anthroponymes. In: Studii şi cercetări de onomastică şi lexicologie (SCOL), 2014, nr. 1-2, pp. 100-105. ISSN 2065-7161. |
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Studii şi cercetări de onomastică şi lexicologie (SCOL) | ||||||
Numărul 1-2 / 2014 / ISSN 2065-7161 /ISSNe 2247-7330 | ||||||
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The onomastic material, just as language, has always been subject to a dynamic interference process, favoured by the geographic, political, economic, cultural context. Various foreign peoples temporarily lived on the territory of Bessarabia, in different historical periods, and these peoples directly influenced the composition and structure of onomastics. One of the foreign onomastic strata consists of family names of Turkish and Greek origin. Anthroponymy mentions their presence in the form of different borrowings. It is possible that family name borrowings from Turkish and Greek may have taken place either directly, as a consequence of the linguistic contact and of a life together, in some regions, of the Romanians with Turkish and Greek speakers, or indirectly, as a mediated process. Besides already formed names, the Romanian language also borrowed a series of compounding elements that speakers used in order to form names in various stages. |
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Cuvinte-cheie anthroponymy, compounding element, Turkish origin, Greek origin, appellation, anthroponymie, élément de composition, origine turque, origine grecque, surnom |
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