Slovotvorba a názvotvorba

Title in English Formation of common names and formation of proper names
Authors

ŠRÁMEK Rudolf

Year of publication 2018
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Onomastyka – neohumanistyka – nauki społeczne
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Education

Citation
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Doi http://dx.doi.org/10.17651/ONOMAST2018.37
Keywords theory of onomastics; propriality; proprial function; proprial sphere of language; formation of proper names and formation of common names
Description Within onomastics, the formation of common names constitutes a part of interpretation procedures and lexicological analyses. Its perspective, however, is narrowed down to the language level of propria, i.e. to their superficial structure. The formation of proper names analyses the naming process, and investigates the formation of a proprium as a specific nominative and semiotic characteristics. The principles of the formation of common names also apply for the principles of the formation of proper names, in which case, however, they always must be subject to a proprial purpose. Otherwise, a proper name cannot be created. The elements of common name formation are reflected in the proprial domain of language in a parasystematic way, i.e. in the potential selection. The key categories differentiating the formation of proprial names from the that of the common names are as follows: a) propriality (both generic and systemic) that results in the “proprial value of the lexem” and creation of transonymisation, b) proprial meaning that is always linked to a proprial subject and proprial function, c) apel - prop fundation in form of either appelativisation or proprialisation. The formation of common names is subject to predication whereas the formation of proper names is subject to a specific type of nomination. More enhanced theoretical research is needed to define a precise terminological specification.

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