Surnames Derived from the Terminology of Iron Processing

Iron processing on the territory of Romania has been known since the first half of the second millennium B.C. Iron represented the raw material for tool making. While practicing their handcraft as blacksmiths, these craftsmen’s vocabulary was enriched with words which designated the objects made, th...

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Main Author: Teodor OANCĂ
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Pro Libra SRL 2023-12-01
Series:Philologia
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Online Access:https://philologia.ifr.md/archive/3_2023/2_Oanca_Nume.pdf
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description Iron processing on the territory of Romania has been known since the first half of the second millennium B.C. Iron represented the raw material for tool making. While practicing their handcraft as blacksmiths, these craftsmen’s vocabulary was enriched with words which designated the objects made, the tools used, details of the forms and ornamental motifs. Some words, part of the terminology of iron processing, have become nicknames associated to various persons. Those nicknames have become in time unofficial surnames, many of them later firmly acknowledge as surnames, as a result of the 1895 Name Law.
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spelling doaj.art-6cd7e0eb73f24d9780823fc7f2a2a59c2024-02-19T09:53:06ZengPro Libra SRLPhilologia1857-43002587-37172023-12-01LXV„PRO LIBRA” SRL1626https://doi.org/10.52505/1857-4300.2023.3(321).02Surnames Derived from the Terminology of Iron ProcessingTeodor OANCĂ0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4006-2009Universitatea din Craiova, RomâniaIron processing on the territory of Romania has been known since the first half of the second millennium B.C. Iron represented the raw material for tool making. While practicing their handcraft as blacksmiths, these craftsmen’s vocabulary was enriched with words which designated the objects made, the tools used, details of the forms and ornamental motifs. Some words, part of the terminology of iron processing, have become nicknames associated to various persons. Those nicknames have become in time unofficial surnames, many of them later firmly acknowledge as surnames, as a result of the 1895 Name Law.https://philologia.ifr.md/archive/3_2023/2_Oanca_Nume.pdfironblacksmithcoalhammeroven
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Surnames Derived from the Terminology of Iron Processing
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title Surnames Derived from the Terminology of Iron Processing
title_full Surnames Derived from the Terminology of Iron Processing
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title_short Surnames Derived from the Terminology of Iron Processing
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