Signage nicknames


Signatures are the most common sign language for the Polish sign language. They are members of a given group or belong to the Deaf community. both deaf and hearing. These specific signatures can be compared to nicks. They fulfill the function of identification and are an expression of the economics of the language - instead of date on the alphabet of the whole name and surname (except dactlograms dz, dż, one dactlogram corresponds to one letter of the Polish alphabet) in the course of conversation one sign is used to identify the person. / p>

Signatures are generated based on:

There are also characters that can be given as a result of interaction in a particular situation (eg, I do not know with the emblem, not the sign, I do not know), nicknames derived from dactograms from the first letter of the name, also the diminutive form (eg G for Gosi) or other.

In the case of naming nicknames, the most common is the mechanism of precise prioprialisation, that is, the conversion of a common name into a proper name (Upper, Blacksmith). IMPORTANT: Signs of common name and nickname look the same. Sometimes - at the level of the Polish language - prioprialisation is accompanied by a cut (Mushroom from the name Grzybowska) or a paradigm shift (Push from the name of Pushkin). The nickname can also be created on the basis of the broadly understood phonetic (!) Sound similarity (House open from the name of Tomaszewka and Robot from the name of Chrobot).

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