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| This online atlas of surnames in the Dutch language region (AFNeT) aims to map and comment on the distribution of types of Dutch and Flemish surnames in the year 2007. The focus lies on linguistically unlocking the rich variety hidden in our surnames. | This online atlas of surnames in the Dutch language region (AFNeT) aims to map and comment on the distribution of types of Dutch and Flemish surnames in the year 2007. The focus lies on linguistically unlocking the rich variety hidden in our surnames. | ||
| - | There are four kinds of variation that appear in maps of contrasting types of surnames: orthographic variation (spelling), phonological variation (sounds), morphosyntactic variation (forms) and lexical variation (vocabulary). | + | There are four kinds of variation that appear in maps with contrasting types of surnames: orthographic variation (spelling), phonological variation (sounds), morphosyntactic variation (forms) and lexical variation (vocabulary). |
| - | This research | + | This research |
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| Institut für Niederlandistik\\ | Institut für Niederlandistik\\ | ||
| Universität zu Köln\\ | Universität zu Köln\\ | ||
| - | https:// | + | https:// |
| ===== Searching the atlas ===== | ===== Searching the atlas ===== | ||
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| If you want to know if a specific surname is covered in one of the maps, you can type that name in the search bar on the upper side. | If you want to know if a specific surname is covered in one of the maps, you can type that name in the search bar on the upper side. | ||
| - | If you are, for example, looking for an overview of all types of spelling variations that were examined, click on [[Orthografie]] on the homepage, then click on ' | + | If you are, for example, looking for an overview of all types of spelling variations that were examined, click on [[Orthografie|Orthography]] on the homepage, then click on ' |
| - | The sections [[Fonologie]], | + | The sections [[Fonologie|Phonology]], [[Morfologie|Morphology]] and the [[Lexicon]] can be accessed in the same way. The blue links direct you to web pages with maps and comments. |
| - | The chapter [[Categorieën familienamen]] (Surname categories) offers an overview of lexical motif groups and grammatical types and their distribution in the Dutch language area. | + | The chapter [[Categorieën familienamen|Surname categories]] offers an overview of lexical motif groups and grammatical types and their distribution in the Dutch language area. |
| Many chapters are preceded by general, synthesizing reflections, | Many chapters are preceded by general, synthesizing reflections, | ||
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| The Dutch data contains all surnames (314,000 in total), showing the number of name bearers per municipality, | The Dutch data contains all surnames (314,000 in total), showing the number of name bearers per municipality, | ||
| - | Software engineer Sebastiaan Marynissen (Whisthub | + | Software engineer Sebastiaan Marynissen (https://Whisthub.com) designed custom-made cartography software for this data which draws mulitvariate name maps with colour-coded pie charts in different sizes, showing the frequency and distribution of the selected name types in the Dutch language area, modelled on the maps in the //Deutscher Familiennamenatlas// |
| Unless otherwise specified, maps with relative frequencies (i.e. percentage representation of the number of name bearers in relation to the total population of the municipalities) are opted for, with five name bearers as a lower limit per municipality. When mapping with relative frequencies, | Unless otherwise specified, maps with relative frequencies (i.e. percentage representation of the number of name bearers in relation to the total population of the municipalities) are opted for, with five name bearers as a lower limit per municipality. When mapping with relative frequencies, | ||