10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPOCORISTICAL»
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hypocoristical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hypocoristical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Buchanan's history of Scotland: in twenty books : ...
of the Words Moremarusa and Armoricus, of which I have spoken before : and in
the Declension of those Words, which amongst the French, end in Ac, of which
there is a vast Number; which Form among the Scots is Hypocoristical, i. e. ...
... HYPOCOAGULABILITIES HYPOCOAGULABILITY HYPOCOMPLEMENTEMIA
HYPOCOMPLEMENTEMIAS HYPOCOMPLEMENTEMIC HYPOCORISM
HYPOCORISMS HYPOCORISTIC HYPOCORISTICAL HYPOCOTYL
HYPOCOTYLS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013
3
Theological Dictionary of the Old Testament
49:19), as representatives of the appellative meaning, and to explain them as
hypocoristical terms that assume supplementation by a divine name (=“the god
So-and-so gives good fortune"). Thus, seen from a historical point of view, the
tribal ...
G. Johannes Botterweck, Helmer Ringgren,
1975
4
A Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's Magazine
These are all the same, the four latter being the hypocoristical or familiar names
used for the first. But perhaps Saunders and Sanders may mean Saunder-son
and Sander-son ; see Harris, below. I give this specimen of the Variation of
names, ...
5
Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
These are all the same, the four latter being the hypocoristical or familiar names
used for the mil. But perhaps .Saunders and Sanders may mean Saunder- ibn
and Sander-son ; fee Harris, below. I jgive this specimen of the variation of
names, ...
6
The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
... mainly, mostly, predominantly, primarily, principally, usually. childish adj.
boyish, foolish, frivolous, girlish, hypocoristic, hypocoristical, immature. infantile,
juvenile, puerile, silly, simple, trifling, weak, young. chill adj. aloof, biting, bleak,
chilly, ...
Wordsworth, William,
1993
7
Chambers concise dictionary
[19c: from Greek hypokorisma, from hypokorizesthai to use child-talk, from koros
boy, kore girl] □ hypocoristic /haipaka'nstik/ or hypocoristical adj. □
hypocoristically adv. hypocrisy /hi'poknsi/ >n (hypocrisies) 1 the act of pretending
to have ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
hypocoristic /haipa- ka'nstik/ or hypocoristical adj having the nature of a pet-name
. • hypocoristically adverb. © 19c: from Greek hypokonsma, from
hypokonzesthaixo use child-talk, from koros boy. tore girl. hypocrisy /hi'poknsi/ t>
noun ...
9
Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible DDD
KNAUF (1989:47-48) lists several instances from the pre-Islamic Arab world
where hypocoristical names are composed with Ihy + a divine name (e.g. *Why '
ttr) or a parental name (e.g. *lhy'm/mlhy). Why can also be the theo- phorical
element ...
K. van der Toorn, Bob Becking, Pieter Willem van der Horst,
1999
... phonologically— complex and not clearly understood.3 In addition to the
suffixed pronoun, word-final -o is found exclusively in loanwords and as a
hypocoristical suffix (not derived from C.A.) occurring in some proper names of
male persons ...