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...shire//, or by description, as in //atte Ford// and //Hill//. //See also'' Bynames, Placenames. (tag "locative names")

...ground-color: #ffffff; line-height: 1.5;"> Given Name, Hereditary Surname, Locative Byname, Matronymic, Occupational Byname, Patronymic.</span> ...-height: 1.5;">[[http://heraldry.sca.org/precedents/CompiledNamePrecedents/Bynames.html]]</span>

...ocative Bynames]] (location based), [[Occupational Bynames]], [[Patronymic Bynames]] (parents). ...ound-color: #ffffff;">Collected Precedents of the SCA: Descriptive/Epithet Bynames - </span>'''==

...a Societatis rule. We allow this translation because the meanings of these bynames would have been clear to the speakers of these languages, but may be unclea ...be a plausible and literal translation. Under lingua Societatis, locative bynames use standard modern forms rather than period spellings of the placenames. U

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

...place names can be used to create locative bynames. ''See also'' Locative Bynames.

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

'''Appendix B: Types of Bynames''' ...fall into several categories, discussed below. For a list of the types of bynames are available in various languages, see [[http:''heraldry.sca.org/laurel/se

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

...Descriptive bynames are also found. A few examples of women's bynames (all locative) can be found in Aryanhwy merch Catmael and Ursula Georges, "Persian Femini

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

| || '''Double Given Names''' || '''Locative''' || '''Patronymic''' || '''Other relationship''' || '''Descriptive/''' | '''Dictus''' || '''Double Bynames''' || '''Order'''

<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">Bynames based on relationships can be marked with Latinized particles such as ''fil ...fact that such usage was not proper in classical Latin. In this case, the locative may be Latinized, but is often left in its vernacular form.</span>

...al changes must be documented as well. For more information about types of bynames, refer to [[http://heraldry.sca.org/laurel/sena.html#AppendixB| Appendix B] ...tion, father's name, etc. – in an unmodified form as a byname;" marked for bynames means using a term such as "son" or "daughter" often with a modified form o

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

> Bynames which are identical to titles used in the Society are generally not allowed ...rank. Nonetheless, such names will only be registered if they were used as bynames by normal people who did not have that rank.

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

...cles is not significant. Additional restrictions apply to certain types of bynames as specified below.''Blacksmith// is significantly different from //Smith// >>>> '''(a) Bynames of Relationship''' - Two bynames of relationship are significantly different if the natures of the relations

...p://www.bosworthtoller.com/node/62883 - Some towns are listed for locative bynames.

** Occupational Bynames - http://heraldry.sca.org/names/parisbynames.html Uckhelman, Sara. <u>IN PROGRESS: Bynames in Medieval France</u>. http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/french/frenchby

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

...aldry.sca.org/names/toprus.html Locative Bynames in Russia] lists very few bynames based on geographic landscape features, such as поле (field), few are g ...ant-based names [http://www.goldschp.net/archive/plantnames.html Botanical Bynames in Russian]:

...Scots locative bynames in period; barring such documentation, '''locative bynames based on Scots river names are not registerable'''. Black, //The Surnames o

Maps are useful to help find locative bynames (second names based on a location).

"Early 17th century bynames of bridegrooms, from a wedding register from Lankeliškiai parish, Lithuani |'''Locative'''

*Middle Irish Gaelic given name Sáerlaith and the Welsh locative byname Conwy. *"Bynames Based On Location - The typical nickname based on location simply uses the

"Son of the Hot-Tempered Woman": Women's Names in Arabic Bynames by Juliana de Luna (Julia Smith) http://medievalscotland.org/jes/ArabicMatr * Bynames found in Ibn al-Bannā ʼ by Basil Dragonstrike - https://s-gabriel.org/nam

...p://www.bosworthtoller.com/node/62883 - Some towns are listed for locative bynames. ''Old English Bynames'' (G. Tengvik, Uppsala, 1938)

[[Category:Branch Names]] [[Category:Place Names]] [[Category:Locative Bynames]]

==Gaelic locative bynames:== | || '''Double Given Names''' || '''Locative''' || '''Patronymic''' || '''Other relationship''' || '''Descriptive/'''

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

Elof Hellquist. "Fornsvenska Tillnamn" [Old Swedish Bynames]. Xenia Lideniana; festskrift tillägnad professor Evald Lidén på hans fe Agneta Sundström. "Rodskarl, Trynta and Spænneklo. Bynames in the Town Court Record Book of Arboga from a Name-Semantic Point of View"

...p://www.bosworthtoller.com/node/62883 - Some towns are listed for locative bynames.<br> ''Some Old English Occupational Bynames'' - http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/Stars/OE_Occupational_Bynames.htm

| || '''Double Given Names''' || '''Locative''' || '''Patronymic''' || '''Other relationship''' || '''Descriptive/''' | '''Dictus''' || '''Double Bynames''' || '''Order'''

....net/archive/archive.html Russian Archive] - articles on specific types of bynames (occupational, botanical, zoological, etc.) a few of which are not included ...ary of Period Russian Names" (http://heraldry.sca.org/paul/) and "Locative Bynames in Medieval Russia" (http://heraldry.sca.org/names/toprus.html) are registe

...pdf However, a locative byname along the lines of other Old Norse locative bynames might be more likely.

...the father's full name are found in Russian per Appendix A of SENA. Double bynames and patronyms also appear in Polish, so the overall basic construction of g .... In at least one case, the woman's given name is followed by a feminized locative byname and then the feminized form of her husband's full name." p 33 http:/

...es of bynames. A discussion of name formation patterns, including multiple bynames, is found in Appendix A. ...3]]‍3. Bynames Constructed from Given Name Elements''': In many languages, bynames of relationship can be formed from attested given names. The specific patte

...a,verdana,arial,sans-serif; font-size: 11.8181819915771px;">Scots locative bynames based on these forms would be of Skye,de Skey, et cetera.</span></span><spa

|'''Locative''' |'''Double Bynames'''

...dicate aspects of relationships in bynames. Some languages capitalize some bynames, but consistently use lower case for others. ...ionn mac Donnchaidh mhic Fhearchair//. For example, most Norse descriptive bynames are consistently in lower case. Thus, //Halla// the skald would be //Halla

...is a gap in our data between the 10th and 13th century). However, locative bynames occasionally appear in these same genealogical sources (as in the name of S No one could find evidence for the locative byname before 1194, when it appears in Geraldus Cambrensis' ''Descriptio Ca

...e is a relationship name (e.g. changing -dottir to -son) or a descriptive, locative, or other type of byname that changes based on gender. The new wording is b ...ment: The registered element may be any element (e.g., descriptive byname, locative byname, or patronymic/matronymic) that changes to match the gender of the g

...ence of given names from a literary source does not demonstrate the use of bynames from that source. The demonstrated pattern must also address the type of ch ...f the use of the given names of saints does not demonstrate the use of the bynames of saints. The demonstrated pattern must also address the type of character

...(Personal Names, Given Names, Bynames, Branch Names, Order Names, Locative Bynames...)

...the submitter the benefit of the doubt that the element ''Keep'' found in bynames and placenames is a word meaning something like "castle." As words like ''C [[Category:Branch Names]] [[Category:Place Names]] [[Category:Locative Bynames]]

* Using a compound locative byname ...Ác-wyrhta [need genitive form?] - Old English only allows marked locative bynames - http://heraldry.sca.org/sena.html#AppendixA

...http://books.google.com/books?id=KWkSAAAAYAAJ (Danish Source on Old Norse Bynames) Friedemann, Sara (Aryanhwy merch Catmael). "Viking Bynames Found in the Landnamabok" - http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/norse/vikby

...es of bynames. A discussion of name formation patterns, including multiple bynames, is found in Appendix A. ...b3]]3. Bynames Constructed from Given Name Elements''': In many languages, bynames of relationship can be formed from attested given names. The specific patte

...titles that were granted by a ruler, or combinations of an occupation and locative that suggest an official position (Abbot of Saint Giles, Champion of Ealdor ...'': Types of Bynames: this appendix explains various types of registerable bynames with examples from different languages.

* "hospital" in the Middle English Dictionary (includes some personal bynames using the word!): http://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/m/mec/med-idx?type=id&id=ME ...re modified in various ways, but these modifiers and bynames are generally locative or descriptive. Such "full" saint's names tend to appear in the names of ch

...re modified in various ways, but these modifiers and bynames are generally locative or descriptive. Such "full" saint's names tend to appear in the names of ch ...to register orders named after saints with literal locative or descriptive bynames, as these patterns are attested or can be derived from other types of non-p