A periférikus tulajdonnevek típusai az Új Ember c. katolikus hetilap hasábjain (2024. augusztus 11-i szám /LXXX. évf.32./ alapján)
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Out of the vast entire vocabulary of the language, the individual uses active and passive vocabulary. It follows from the expression itself that the active vocabulary is the totality of the words used by the individual every day. This includes the words of the basic vocabulary and the lexemes in the additional vocabulary that are related to the person's work, daily life, and entertainment. The term passive vocabulary, on theother hand, refers to the set of words an individual knows, but does not really use.The study of names is onomastics –a branch of linguistics. As a supplementary science, it can be useful in many other fields and is becoming increasingly diverse and multifaceted in the 21st century.Proper names can be examined from various perspectives.This research focuses on proper names that have moved to the periphery. Such Hungarian proper names vividly reflect the value system of the Catholic religious community,the diversity of religious life, religious practices, individuals related to faith, important events, and institutions.The research of church proper names is important because these names not only carry religious and cultural value, but also help accurate communication, shed light on historical, linguistic and sociological connections, and show respect for religious an cultural traditions. They help to identify and distinguish different religious institutions, persons and places, to understand the religious life of a given era, the church organizations of society, and the relationship between the church and the community. The accurate registration of church property names also helps in legal and administrative matters, for example in the registration of real estate and in clarifying ownership relationships. Their systematization would enable easier registration and accessibility of sources, thus opening up a new studio for reseatchers and interested parties; as they are oftenlinked to local customs and religious rites, documenting them helps to understand and preserve customs.The names presented, created and emerging out of communicative need, represent the synchronic religious name corpus. Their collection and systematization, both structurally and semantically, highlight the gaps in name research, as they would be highly useful not only for onomastics but also for other sciences.Keywords: active and passive vocabulary, ecclesiastical language, peripheral proper name, cultural value, language, learning process.
Authors: Marianna Jaczkovics, Erzsébet Béres, Eleonóra Berta
Language: English
Subfield: Language and Linguistics
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4409414886