Lucrările Seminarului Geografic "Dimitrie Cantemir"
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<p>Papers of the “Dimitrie Cantemir” Geographic Seminar journal has been published by “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi since 1981, as a natural continuation of the journal with the title Lucrările Societăţii Geografice „Dimitrie Cantemir” (The Papers of the “Dimitrie Cantemir” Geographic Society) published between 1937 and 1943.</p>Editura Universității Alexandru Ioan Cuza din Iașien-USLucrările Seminarului Geografic "Dimitrie Cantemir"1222-989XSome considerations related to the Thracian-Dacian-Roman anthroponyms
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<p>[EN] We aim to highlight the chrono-spatial distribution of some Thracian-Dacian-Roman anthroponyms attested in the first centuries of the Christian era. The analysis of this distribution is carried out at the level of the provinces of the Roman Empire, based on the method of spatial distribution coefficients. Based on the studied epigraphic and documentary sources, we found a number of 36 names, borne by 92 citizens. The recorded forms are both of Thracian-Dacian origin (often Romanized), as well as Roman and even Greek, alongside which are also present a number of Christian names.. Among these, some survived even after Romanization, by Christianizing the Thracian-Dacians, resulting in some characteristic Romanian forms. On the other hand, we reconstructed, with strict caution, the evolution of some old suffixes – either Thracian-Dacian (-isc/-isk, evolved to -escu/-esti), or Latin (the case of -ianus, which could stand at the base of the Romanian suffix -ean, probably also influenced by Slavic phonetics).</p> <p>[FR] Nous souhaitons mettre en évidence la répartition chrono-spatiale de quelques anthroponymes thrace-daco-romains attestés dans les premiers siècles de l'ère chrétienne. L'analyse de cette répartition est réalisée au niveau des provinces de l'Empire romain, sur la base de la méthode des coefficients de répartition spatiale. Sur la base des sources épigraphiques et documentaires étudiées, nous avons trouvé un nombre de 36 noms, portés par 92 citoyens. Les formes enregistrées sont à la fois d'origine thraco-dace (souvent romanisée), mais aussi romaine et même grecque, à côté desquelles sont également présents de nombreux noms chrétiens. Parmi ceux-ci, certains ont survécu même après la romanisation, en christianisant les Thraco-Daces, ce qui a donné naissance à des formes roumaines caractéristiques. En revanche, nous avons reconstitué, avec la plus grande prudence, l'évolution de certains suffixes anciens – soit thraco-daces (-isc/-isk, évolué vers -escu/-ești), soit latins (cas de -ianus, qui pourrait se trouvent à la base du suffixe roumain -ean, probablement également influencé par la phonétique slave).</p>Ionel BoamfăAna-Corina SăcrieruRăzvan Săcrieru
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