Топоними Црноречја
The toponyms of the Crna Reka region
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Crna Reka ‘Black River’ is an alternative name for Crni (‘Black’) Timok as well as
for the region of Eastern Serbia, called also Crnorečje, encompassing the river’s drainage
area from its source near Krivi Vir to its confl uence with the Beli (‘White’) Timok near
Zaječar. In the past, the Crna Reka region used to be an administrative unit, a župa during
the Middle Ages, a nahija under Ottoman rule and fi nally in 19th century a district (okrug)
of the liberated Serbia. Today its territory is divided into three communities (opštine):
Boljevac, Bor and Zaječar.
The materials presented here were collected during a fi eld research carried out between
2008 and 2011, by which the entire Black Timok basin was covered, as well as some
adjacent settlements belonging to neighbouring regions, in total 36 populated places that
yielded nearly 10.000 toponymic items.
The region has a mixed population consisting of the Serbs and the Vlachs. The latter
are bilingual, i.e. speakers of both ...Serbian and their own vernacular, which is a variety
of Daco-Romanian. The Serbian names are written in Cyrillic letters and the Vlach ones in
a variant of Latin script which is used for rendering the Ungurean subdialect of the Romanians
in the Serbian Banat. Both Serbian and Vlach microtoponyms are listed together in
the Cyrillic alphabetical order, separately for each settlement. Recent names designating
roads, streets, industrial objects, monuments, etc. are included too.
In the end an overview of the historical toponymy of the region is given as recorded
in the 15th–16th century Ottoman cadastres of the Sanjak of Vidin and in 18th century Austrian
sources, which is predominantly Slavic.
Кључне речи:
Serbian language / toponyms / Crna Reka region / srpski jezik / toponimi / Crna rekaИзвор:
Ономатолошки прилози, књ. XXVI, 2019, 209-572Издавач:
- Београд : Српска академија наука и уметности
TY - JOUR AU - Динић, Jакша PY - 2019 UR - https://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/9715 AB - Crna Reka ‘Black River’ is an alternative name for Crni (‘Black’) Timok as well as for the region of Eastern Serbia, called also Crnorečje, encompassing the river’s drainage area from its source near Krivi Vir to its confl uence with the Beli (‘White’) Timok near Zaječar. In the past, the Crna Reka region used to be an administrative unit, a župa during the Middle Ages, a nahija under Ottoman rule and fi nally in 19th century a district (okrug) of the liberated Serbia. Today its territory is divided into three communities (opštine): Boljevac, Bor and Zaječar. The materials presented here were collected during a fi eld research carried out between 2008 and 2011, by which the entire Black Timok basin was covered, as well as some adjacent settlements belonging to neighbouring regions, in total 36 populated places that yielded nearly 10.000 toponymic items. The region has a mixed population consisting of the Serbs and the Vlachs. The latter are bilingual, i.e. speakers of both Serbian and their own vernacular, which is a variety of Daco-Romanian. The Serbian names are written in Cyrillic letters and the Vlach ones in a variant of Latin script which is used for rendering the Ungurean subdialect of the Romanians in the Serbian Banat. Both Serbian and Vlach microtoponyms are listed together in the Cyrillic alphabetical order, separately for each settlement. Recent names designating roads, streets, industrial objects, monuments, etc. are included too. In the end an overview of the historical toponymy of the region is given as recorded in the 15th–16th century Ottoman cadastres of the Sanjak of Vidin and in 18th century Austrian sources, which is predominantly Slavic. PB - Београд : Српска академија наука и уметности T2 - Ономатолошки прилози, књ. XXVI T1 - Топоними Црноречја T1 - The toponyms of the Crna Reka region SP - 209 EP - 572 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9715 ER -
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Динић, J.. (2019). Топоними Црноречја. in Ономатолошки прилози, књ. XXVI Београд : Српска академија наука и уметности., 209-572. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9715
Динић J. Топоними Црноречја. in Ономатолошки прилози, књ. XXVI. 2019;:209-572. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9715 .
Динић, Jакша, "Топоними Црноречја" in Ономатолошки прилози, књ. XXVI (2019):209-572, https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9715 .