أنثروبولوجيا
Volume 9, Numéro 2, Pages 190-206
2024-01-20
Qli N Tecraḍ Tisnamkanin N Tesmidegt Tacawit (inuɣisen D Tamudemt) Some Semantic Traits Of Chaouie Toponymy (the Case Of The Inoughisen)
Auteurs : Bouregba Abla . Benguesmia Lameri .
Résumé
Agzul: Tasmidegt neɣ tussna n yismawen n yidgan d taɣult tussnant yellan tewwi lwelh d ameqqran d wazal yistaɛen acku nettat d allal yettawi ɣer tmussni n umezruy n umdan d ukk matta i as-d-yezlin, way ukkel seg tezrawt n yismawen n yidgan d tmussni n yinumak-nsen; matta ad-ibeyynen tixutert-nnes d atwelleh n umaḍal i imehzen, yemmug usarag amezwaru yeɛnan s taɣult-aya tussnant neɣ tasmidegt deg Paris di 1938, ɣef wamma newwi Tbaten d annar i tezrawt-nneɣ; nlayem-d qli n yismawen n yidgan yellan deg-s (tamnaḍt n Yinuɣisen d tamudemt), imir-din nessismel-ihen ilmend n taɣulin yexs ya yeqqnen ɣer tfekka n umdan neɣ ya yeqqnen ɣer yismawen n yimdanen neɣ ya yeqqnen ɣer yiɣersiwen neɣ ya yeqqnen ɣer yiɣemmayen neɣ ɣer ugama…, nerni nsawa aslaḍ i yismawen-a d yinumak-nsen. ɣef uneggaru nexleḍ ɣer igmaḍ yettbeyyanen belli amdan yella yesɛa assaɣ d ameqqran yid n ugama is d-yezlin. Abstract: Place name science or toponymy is one of the most important fields of knowledge that has received widespread attention as a means of leading us to know the history and environment of man from the study of place names and their meanings; one of the highlights of its importance is the interest of the developed world, where the first conference on this field of knowledge was held in Paris in 1938. In light of this, the Batna took a field for my field studies, collecting the names of the places in which they are located, and then categorized them according to the fields they contain, and then touched on the analysis of these names.
Mots clés
Awalen isura : Tasmidegt, isfernen n usemmi, Icawiyen, Tbaten, Inuɣisen. ; Keywords : toponymy, Selected names, Chaouie, Batna, Inoughisen.
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