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Call Number: SC Annex Stacks / CS2305 .I54 1997 **OR** UM W.E.B. Du Bois / CS2305 .I54 1997
Tens of thousands of names from almost every culture, contemporary and historical are included in this unique reference work.
What in the Word? by David Muschell
Call Number: UM W.E.B. Du Bois PE1596 .M87 1996
Explains the origins of real & imaginary person & place names.
People's Names by Holly Ingraham
Call Number: SC Annex Stacks CS2305 .I54 1997
Tens of thousands of names from almost every culture, contemporary and historical are included in this unique reference work. For each cultural group's onomasticon, an essay outlines its rules for naming, if different from English, along with its use of family names, gender specific names, and name order. A listing of at least 50 first names for each gender and at least 100 family names is then provided for each culture.
Nicknames by Jane Morgan; Chris O'Neil; Rom Harre
Call Number: UM W.E.B. Du Bois / CS2377 .M57
First Names First by Leslie A. Dunkling
Call Number: MH Stacks / CS2367 .D84 1977b **OR** UM W.E.B. Du Bois / CS2367 .D84 1977b
The Name Dictionary by Alfred J. Kolatch
Call Number: UM W.E.B. Du Bois / CS2367 .K65 1976
Spalding allows 40 centuries of Jewry to speak for itself, not through tears, but laughter; sometimes with a sigh, but mostly in jubilant fashion.
An Anthropology of Names and Naming by Barbara Bodenhorn (Editor); Gabriele Vom Bruck (Editor)
Call Number: SC Annex GN27 .A68 2006Library Info
This book is about personal names, something of abiding interest to specialists and lay readers alike.