Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlar

Hypocoristic names, which are widely used in the cultural geography where Kosovo Turks live, have likewise found normal use among Kosovo Turks through cultural interaction. The ethnic and cultural origins of the Kosovo Turks is based on Anatolia, as it is believed to have been settled from Anatol...

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Main Authors: İsa Sülçevsi*, İsa Memishi**
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cyprus International University 2021-05-01
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Online Access:https://www.folkloredebiyat.org/Makaleler/140808387_fe%20106-13.pdf
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description Hypocoristic names, which are widely used in the cultural geography where Kosovo Turks live, have likewise found normal use among Kosovo Turks through cultural interaction. The ethnic and cultural origins of the Kosovo Turks is based on Anatolia, as it is believed to have been settled from Anatolia during the reign of Sultan Murat II. Due to this, in their culture and folklore, there can be noticed traces of the heritage brought from Anatolia. It is possible to see the traces of this heritage in all areas of private and public life, therefore, there have been done considerable research on the issue. After settling in these lands and becoming the indigenous component of the same, Kosovo Turks enriched this initial cultural heritage with local cultural and folklore elements. This aspect of the Kosovo Turks folklore has not yet been explored and is worth researching. As a result of cultural interference, there have been developed a tradition of hypocoristic creation of personal names as a folkloric feature. Studies on the onomastics of Kosovo Turks are limited, but not inexistent. Nevertheless, hypocorism is not a studied subject, both as a term and as a phenomenon. In our study, we strived to briefly discuss the meaning and origin of the term. Subsequently, we shared information on ways to create hypocorisms and included examples of common hypocoristic names depending on gender. We tried to shed light on where these words, as important for Balkan Turkish anthroponomy, derive from.
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spelling doaj.art-933ee5a910794dd2a2d7f6bb2c7fe2072022-12-22T04:35:09ZengCyprus International UniversityFolklor/Edebiyat1300-74911300-74912021-05-012710658159610.22559/folklor.1625Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlarİsa Sülçevsi* 0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6537-1919İsa Memishi**1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4232-0681Yrd. Doç. Dr. Doç. Dr. Hypocoristic names, which are widely used in the cultural geography where Kosovo Turks live, have likewise found normal use among Kosovo Turks through cultural interaction. The ethnic and cultural origins of the Kosovo Turks is based on Anatolia, as it is believed to have been settled from Anatolia during the reign of Sultan Murat II. Due to this, in their culture and folklore, there can be noticed traces of the heritage brought from Anatolia. It is possible to see the traces of this heritage in all areas of private and public life, therefore, there have been done considerable research on the issue. After settling in these lands and becoming the indigenous component of the same, Kosovo Turks enriched this initial cultural heritage with local cultural and folklore elements. This aspect of the Kosovo Turks folklore has not yet been explored and is worth researching. As a result of cultural interference, there have been developed a tradition of hypocoristic creation of personal names as a folkloric feature. Studies on the onomastics of Kosovo Turks are limited, but not inexistent. Nevertheless, hypocorism is not a studied subject, both as a term and as a phenomenon. In our study, we strived to briefly discuss the meaning and origin of the term. Subsequently, we shared information on ways to create hypocorisms and included examples of common hypocoristic names depending on gender. We tried to shed light on where these words, as important for Balkan Turkish anthroponomy, derive from.https://www.folkloredebiyat.org/Makaleler/140808387_fe%20106-13.pdfhypocoristiconomasticsanthroponymspatronymicskosovo turks
spellingShingle İsa Sülçevsi*
İsa Memishi**
Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlar
Folklor/Edebiyat
hypocoristic
onomastics
anthroponyms
patronymics
kosovo turks
title Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlar
title_full Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlar
title_fullStr Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlar
title_full_unstemmed Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlar
title_short Hypocoristic Names at Kosovo Turks / Kosova Türklerinde Sevimli (Hipokoristik) Adlar
title_sort hypocoristic names at kosovo turks kosova turklerinde sevimli hipokoristik adlar
topic hypocoristic
onomastics
anthroponyms
patronymics
kosovo turks
url https://www.folkloredebiyat.org/Makaleler/140808387_fe%20106-13.pdf
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