Personal names in Tomislav Lipljin’s Rječnik varaždinskoga kajkavskog govora

U radu se analiziraju osobna imena u Rječniku varaždinskoga kajkavskog govora Tomislava Lipljina, najvećemu dosad tiskanomu rječniku jednoga suvremenoga kajkavskoga govora. Iz osobnoimenskih natuknica i osobito pomno biranih rečeničnih potvrda koje sadrže osobno ime iščitavaju se jezične i izvanjezične značajke te, u Lipljinovu Rječniku najzastupljenije, antroponimijske kategorije.Rječnik varaždinskoga kajkavskoga govora (Dictionary of the Kajkavian speech of Varžadin) by Tomislav Lipljin (Varaždin, 2002) contains onymic data – personal names, family names, nicknames, econyms, names of inhabitants of cities or regions, ethnonyms, microtoponyms, and names of holidays. The personal name is the onymic category that occurs most frequently in the dictionary. The introductory part of the paper will provide a short overview of the dictionary with a special analysis of nominal word entries. The central part of the paper will provide an analysis of personal names attested in the dictionary. They are then analyzed according to the person they denote (male or female) and according to the origin of the name (aloglotic or idioglotic). Linguistic (phonological, morphological, word formation) and extralinguistic features (sociological, historical, etc.) are deduced from the names attested in the dictionary. The author focuses her attention on the occurrence of personal names in name formulas. Personal names included in the dictionary are compared with those occurring in older documents connected with the history of Varaždin and with those given to children today. Attention is given to the definition of personal names in the dictionary entry – the author stresses the need for precise definition. Summing up the characteristics of personal names included in Rječnik varaždinskoga kajkavskog govora, the author stresses the importance of anthroponymic data in dialectological dictionaries