Turkish Onomastics
Abstract
After the “Surname Law” was introduced in 1934, all Turkish citizens started to adopt a name and surname. A name could be comprised of several words however only one surname was permitted. According to this law, the father of each family had to choose a single surname for his family.
This article analyses modern Turkish name preferences among citizens of the Republic of Turkey today.
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