The Common Use of Related Appellation in the Five Dialects of the Northeast Region of JiangXi Province
HU Song-bai
Abstract
HU Song-bai
Abstract
The common use of related appellation refers to the use of the same appellation to call different kinds of relatives in lexical system.It is different from the use of combined appellation among the same kind of relatives, regardless of their age and it is also distinct from the loan of related appellation.The common use of related apellation in the five dialects of the Northeast Region of Jiangxi province.:Yanshan dialect,Guangfeng dialect,Wuyuan dialect,Heshi dialect,and Tongshan dialect includes the following groups: 1. The common use of appellation between the directly related members and the indirectly-related members; 2. The common use of appellation between the paternal relatives and the maternal relatives; 3. The common use of appellation between the relatives of blood relationship and relatives in law.
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The common use of related appellation refers to the use of the same appellation to call different kinds of relatives in lexical system.It is different from the use of combined appellation among the same kind of relatives, regardless of their age and it is also distinct from the loan of related appellation.The common use of related apellation in the five dialects of the Northeast Region of Jiangxi province.:Yanshan dialect,Guangfeng dialect,Wuyuan dialect,Heshi dialect,and Tongshan dialect includes the following groups: 1. The common use of appellation between the directly related members and the indirectly-related members; 2. The common use of appellation between the paternal relatives and the maternal relatives; 3. The common use of appellation between the relatives of blood relationship and relatives in law.
Key concepts: Geography, Demography, Sociology