L. Rasonyi, I. Baski

Onomasticon Turcicum, Turkic Personal Names, Parts I-II

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Produktbeschreibung

The Onomasticon Turcicum presents an enormous collection of scholarship conducted by the renowned Hungarian Turkologist László Rásonyi. It contains a massive collection of over 50,000 anthroponyms, or personal names, collected by Rásonyi, and extensively analyzed and categorized by himself and fellow Turkic philologist Imre Baski, who completed the work after Rásonyi's death. The book begins with an extensive introduction by Baski which gives a comprehensive historiography of Turkic onomastics, as well as a description of Rásonyi's work which culminated in the Onomasticon Turcicum. The bulk of the work contains an exhaustive categorization system which divides the names into three primary groups: commemorative names, desiderate or intentional names, and fortuitous names, which are then further divided into more specific groups. The Onomasticon Turcicum is an invaluable resource for all those who seek to better understand Turkic languages and cultures.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Indiana University Press (IPS)
• Seitenzahl: 986
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2007
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 286mm x 221mm x 57mm
• Gewicht: 2685g
• ISBN-13: 9780933070561
• ISBN-10: 093307056X
• Artikelnr.: 47445778

Autorenporträt

L. Rasonyi, I. Baski

Inhaltsangabe

Preface Contents Introduction Turkic Onomastics The Beginnings Rásonyi's
Part in the Study of Turkic Onomastics László Rásonyi (1889-1984) Rásonyi's
Part in the Study of Turkic Onomastics Onomasticon Turcicum - Rásonyi's
Collection of Turkic Names Notes on the Sources used by Rásonyi Rásonyi's
Works on Turkic Onomastics The Recent State of Turkic Onomastics
Bibliographies Name-Dictionaries on Turkic Languages Personal Names
Toponyms Ethnonyms Turkic Anthroponyms General Notes on Turkic Name-giving
Process of Name-giving Traditional Naming Ceremonies/Customs Main Points of
Turkic Name-giving Time of Naming The Naming Person Motives of Name-giving
Related Names Notes on Twins' Names Foreign Names Fashion Names Taboo-Names
Bynames and Second Names General Notes on Women's Names Notes on the Usage
of Turkic Personal Names Semantics of Turkic Anthroponyms Classification of
Turkic Anthroponyms Rásonyi's Classification of 1953 Women's Names in
Rásonyi's System Categories of Turkic Anthroponyms I. Commemorative Names
(Memorative) I/1 Totemistic Names I/2 Theosphoric Names I/3 Names of
Honoured Persons II. Desiderate or Intentional Names II/1 Names of Decisive
Fate II/2 Protective Names (Apotropaeon) II/3 Symbolic Names III.
Fortuitous Names (Omen-Names Incidental Names) III/1 A Conspicuous Feature
of Infant III/2 First Object Seen at Birth III/3 First Animal Seen or
Mentioned After Birth III/4 First Plant Seen or Mentioned After Birth III/5
First Person Seen After Birth III/6 First Word Pronounced at the
Confinement III/7 Astronomical and Meteorological Phenomenon III/8 Year,
Season, Month, Day, Part of Day III/9 Historical or Family Event, Feast
III/10 Enemy Defeated at the Time of Birth III/11 The scene of the delivery
III/12 How Old Was the Father at the Time the Infant Was Born, Which Child
is it in the Family? III/13 Pet-names (Hypocoristica) III/14 An Incident
Induced through the Meditation of the Mullah