This article discusses how we can determine which nouns in the Proto-Scandinavian runic corpus are names and which are bynames or appellatives. With regard to making definite distinctions, it seems that the criteria have neither been formulated nor discussed very much. The article presents a critical view of the way in which the problem has been handled hitherto and considers the different criteria that have been applied. Unfortunately, I cannot offer new, better methods for identifying names; my aim is to argue in favour of more explicit criteria and a more careful approach when it comes to pointing out names in the Proto-Scandinavian corpus
Trotters are animals that compete against each other and their names are the primary instrument for ...
The Germanic dictionaries on historical principles endeavour to describe relations between words, bo...
Engelsk-svensk namnordbok, published in 1996, is a bilingual dictionary comprising 3600 proper names...
In Norway approximately one thousand dithematic names were coined in the years from 1870 to 1980. Th...
English-Swedish Name Dictionary contains 3600 English proper names which are written in a different ...
In 1862–67 Johan Ernst Rietz published a dictionary of Swedish dialects, which comprised nearly 860 ...
A dictionary article has a word (often called entry or, in Norwegian, oppslagsord) as its title, but...
This article discusses the alleged existence of a medieval Norwegian personal name Solli, which E. H...
The first part of this paper studies two contemporary Swedish printed name dictionaries from a lexic...
There are several good reasons for expanding the inventory of names included in dictionaries, both q...
Description of names in general language dictionaries has always been an area of dispute. A small su...
This paper discusses a new online multilingual dictionary between Norwegian, Swedish and Danish aime...
This article compares the treatment of a certain kind of expression in two Norwegian dictionaries, N...
This article discusses the fundamental onomastic question of how names originate, based on the theor...
Anmeldt værk:Yann de Caprona: Norsk etymologisk ordbok. Tematisk ordnet. Oslo: Kagge forlag 2013. 19...
Trotters are animals that compete against each other and their names are the primary instrument for ...
The Germanic dictionaries on historical principles endeavour to describe relations between words, bo...
Engelsk-svensk namnordbok, published in 1996, is a bilingual dictionary comprising 3600 proper names...
In Norway approximately one thousand dithematic names were coined in the years from 1870 to 1980. Th...
English-Swedish Name Dictionary contains 3600 English proper names which are written in a different ...
In 1862–67 Johan Ernst Rietz published a dictionary of Swedish dialects, which comprised nearly 860 ...
A dictionary article has a word (often called entry or, in Norwegian, oppslagsord) as its title, but...
This article discusses the alleged existence of a medieval Norwegian personal name Solli, which E. H...
The first part of this paper studies two contemporary Swedish printed name dictionaries from a lexic...
There are several good reasons for expanding the inventory of names included in dictionaries, both q...
Description of names in general language dictionaries has always been an area of dispute. A small su...
This paper discusses a new online multilingual dictionary between Norwegian, Swedish and Danish aime...
This article compares the treatment of a certain kind of expression in two Norwegian dictionaries, N...
This article discusses the fundamental onomastic question of how names originate, based on the theor...
Anmeldt værk:Yann de Caprona: Norsk etymologisk ordbok. Tematisk ordnet. Oslo: Kagge forlag 2013. 19...
Trotters are animals that compete against each other and their names are the primary instrument for ...
The Germanic dictionaries on historical principles endeavour to describe relations between words, bo...
Engelsk-svensk namnordbok, published in 1996, is a bilingual dictionary comprising 3600 proper names...