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<p>en translation created</p> <p><b>Yeni sayfa</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;Languages:&#039;&#039; [[ERKEK İSİMLERİ (NAVE MÊRA)|TR]] • [[ERKEK İSİMLERİ (NAVE MÊRA)/ku|KU]] • [[ERKEK İSİMLERİ (NAVE MÊRA)/fr|FR]] • [[ERKEK İSİMLERİ (NAVE MÊRA)/en|EN]]<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Nave Mêra&#039;&#039;&#039;, that is, traditional male names, form an important part of family lineages, masculine roles, and local forms of address in the social memory of [[Mikaila/İnler Katrancı]].<br /> <br /> == Relationship between name and nickname ==<br /> In village culture, men’s names have often been intertwined with nicknames. Individuals were sometimes known more by names given within the family or by the community than by their official names.<br /> <br /> == Names mentioned in the source ==<br /> The source records many men’s names such as Afdo, Alişêr, Beko, Bayrem, Beho, Ezet, Hecibram, Hemo, Hecik, Hote, Hecibeg, Heslêman, İbram, Kurdo, Mehko, Misto, Mikail, Omer, Oso, Şemdin, Taşo, Têro, Yehmed, Yiwo, and Yîwiş.<br /> <br /> == Evaluation ==<br /> These names often carry the history of a family, its place in the community, its temperament, or the memory associated with an event. For this reason, male names are also part of oral social memory.<br /> <br /> == Source ==<br /> * Ankara’da Bir Kürt Köyü: Mikaila/İnler Katrancı — Dr. Fikret Yıldız<br /> <br /> [[Kategori:Mikaila/İnler Katrancı]]<br /> [[Kategori:Kürt Kültürü]]<br /> [[Kategori:Sözlü Tarih]]<br /> [[Kategori:Kaynak metne dayalı derlemeler]]<br /> [[Kategori:Kürtçe İsimler]]</div>

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