| Title: | Nume de familie şi prenume româneşti basarabene deformate de funcţionari alolingvi în context diglosic |
| Author: | Vladimir Zagaevschi |
| Publication: | Numele și numirea. Actele Conferinței Internaționale de Onomastică. Ediția a II-a: Onomastica din spațiul public actual, p. 725 |
| ISBN: | 978-606-543-343-4 |
| Editors: | Oliviu Felecan |
| Publisher: | Editura Mega, Editura Argonaut |
| Place: | Cluj-Napoca |
| Year: | 2013 |
| Abstract: | [Romanian Bessarabian names and surnames deformed by foreign officers in a diglossic context] In the diglossic context that the Bessarabian Romanians experienced under the Tsarist Regime and especially under the Soviet Regime, many Romanian surnames were deformed or falsified, in one way or another, by clerks, officers and by all the officials that did not speak Romanian. Numerous names were inaccurately reproduced in speech, due to their being patterned, stress-wise, according to the rules of the dominant language: Bótnari, Cóstaş, Chétruş, Márin, Púşcaş, Túfari, and others (cf. Russian names such as Céhov, Kónev, Sáharov, Şólohov, Ţárik). A much more serious situation refers to the pronunciation of some names with consequences in their written form, due to the specific particularities of the utterance and perception of sounds in the dominant language by foreigners, who use them through the filter of the dominant language: Ioníţov (Ioniţă), Sorbálov (Sorbală), Tarcátov (Tărcatu), Pérev (Părău, “Pârâu”), Şeptíkin (Săpticâni, Şaptecâini), and others. The present paper examines a large number of cases of deformed and falsified names, but also a tendency to correct them subsequently. |
| Key words: | name, surname, diglossic linguistic context, deformation, falsification |
| Language: | Romanian |
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Citations to this publication: 0
References in this publication: 2
| 3 | Vladimir Zagaevschi | Nume de familie românești arhaice și derivatele lor în zone periferice și insulare | ICONN 1, 225 | 2011 | pdf html |
| 2 | Vladimir Zagaevschi | Nume de familie românești (Doga, Goga, Goma, Moga, Popa, Zota) | LRM, XVII (1-3), 54 | 2007 |
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