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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1.
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The beginning voice of the name venger can belong to the origin of the t- by changing: t- > d- > δ- > w- >
v-.
The begining consonant h- of hungar, j- (y-) of jugur (yugur) are from t- (> 1. ϑ- > h-, 2. δ- > j-, 3. d’- > j- )
too.
3.2 Inflectional aspect
About the coincidence of structural types of the proper names and the common nouns:
The inflectional study of the name hungar reveals that it is a compound word in co-ordinate relation
(hunga + -r), its first and second elements have originated from onomatopoetic word. The first and the
second elements are separated in the names, this fact gives reason for origin co-ordinate word. Now the
second element is used as an affix, too.
3.3. Semantic aspect
The geographical names are: right/left-side affluent of the river, stream, canal, ditsh, valley; medow;
marsh, bog, fen, swamp; lake; settling next to the river, stream; religious place next to the river, valley.
The common nouns have the following meanings (see in 2.5.): 1. marsh, bog, fen, swamp; 2. depression,
ditch, canal, stream; 3. upper, the source part of the river; 4. curve, bank, leaning-mountain, turn(ing),
cylinder, roll; 5. virgin, unbroken soil, is not maiden field. These meanings become available by moving
of the nouns because of their similar meanings.
The study of the semantic aspect has showed that the elements of the name and the name have
synonymous meaning: hungar: hunga + -r means the same, and the original form can be the same as the
first and the second elements: *CVCCV + C (< CV < CVC < CVCC < CVCCV)
Its variant developments lead to words with the meanings `marsh, source, upper, stream, valley,
curve`. The further variants of occur by sticking to the meaning. The word hungar as a common noun
originally with meaning `springing from the marsh, streaming on the marshy place, making an opening,
cutting valley, ditch, bed for the water, curving´, so this meaning rested in the names of the rivers at the
source, in the names of the rivers, streams, marshes and in other geographycal names. The name of the
water served as a basics for the people´s name; it served as a template to a person´s name, because
humans are creatures as the rivers (or simply the water) are. The birth of the river and the person is the
same procedure. The personal names became dynastic names and then became the name of people. The
pagan names became family names and came into general use during Christianity. Further they became
the geographical names of other geographical places.
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