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Motivation and semantics of the present-day Vilnius county toponym oppositions: the concept of the object’s position in space

Pavel Skorupa

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    The article presents both synchronic and diachronic analysis of the motivation and semantics of the present-day Vilnius County lexical toponym oppositions based on the concept of position in space, esp. their relationship with other objects. The relative position of objects in space is characteristic of merely any class of toponyms: oikonyms, potamonyms, limnonyms, etc. At the lexical level, in both complete and incomplete lexical toponym oppositions, the ‘upper’ or ‘lower’ position of the objects is expressed by the antonymic correlation of pronominal adjectives Lith. aukštàsis ‘the high; higher’ – žemàsis ‘the low; lower’, simple adjectives Lith. áukštas ‘high’ – žẽmas ‘low’, and Lith. kalnnis ‘of the mountain/hill’ – klõninis ‘of the valley’.

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254 Ac a Linguis ica Li huanica LXXXIV PAVEL SKORUPA Lie u ių kalbos ins i u as ORCID id: o cid.o g/0000-0003-3903-7006 Fields o esea ch: Toponymy, Cogni i e Onomas ics, Cogni i e Seman ics. DOI: doi.o g/10.35321/all84-12 MOTIVATION AND SEMANTICS OF THE PRESENT-DAY VILNIUS COUNTY TOPONYM OPPOSITIONS: THE CONCEPT OF THE OBJECT’S POSITION IN SPACE Daba inės Vilniaus apsk i ies oponimų opozicijų mo y acija i seman ika: objek o padė ies e d ėje samp a a ANNOTATION The a icle p esen s bo h synch onic and diach onic analysis o he mo i a ion and seman ics o he p esen -day Vilnius Coun y lexical oponym opposi ions based on he concep o posi ion in space, esp. hei ela ionship wi h o he objec s. The ela i e posi ion o objec s in space is cha ac e is ic o me ely any class o oponyms: oikonyms, po amonyms, limnonyms, e c. A he lexical le el, in bo h comple e and incomple e lexical oponym opposi ions, he ‘uppe ’ o ‘lowe ’ posi ion o he objec s is exp essed by he an onymic co ela ion o p onominal adjec i es Li h. aukš àsis ‘ he high; highe ’ – žemàsis ‘ he low; lowe ’, simple adjec i es Li h. áukš as ‘high’ – žẽmas ‘low’, and Li h. kalnnis ‘o he moun ain/hill’ – klõninis ‘o he alley’. KEYWORDS: oponyms, synch onic and diach onic analysis, e ymology, seman ics, mo i a ion, oponym lexical opposi ions. S aipsniai / A icles 255 Mo i a ion and seman ics o he p esen -day Vilnius coun y op- onym opposi ions: he concep o he objec ’s posi ion in space ANOTACIJA S aipsnyje pa eikiama daba inės Vilniaus apsk i ies oponimų, suda ančių leksines an onimines opozicijas, mo y acijos i seman ikos analizė iek sinch oniškai, iek diach oniškai, emian is į a dijamų objek ų padė ies e d ėje požiū iu, . y. jų san ykiu su ki ais objek ais. San ykinė objek ų padė is e d ėje būdinga be ku iai ie o a džių klasei: oikonimams, po amonimams, limnonimams i k . Leksiniame lygmenyje iek pilnose, iek nepilnose oponimų opozicijose objek ų san ykinė padė is iš eiškiama į a džiuo inių būd a džių o mų aukš àsis – žemàsis i pap as ųjų būd a džių o mų áukš as – žẽmas bei kalnnis – klõninis an onimine ko eliacija. ESMINIAI ŽODŽIAI: oponimai, sinch oninė i diach oninė analizė, e imologija, seman ika, mo y acija, oponimų leksinės opozicijos. 0. INTRODUCTION Since he eme gence o oponyms, hei main na u al unc ion has been he indica ion o a place (add ess), i.e., hey we e mean o p o ide in o ma ion abou he objec i sel and i s ela ionship wi h o he objec s. The e o e, he ep esen a i es o many onomas ic schools ha e been paying a en ion o he ple ho a o oponyms based on co ela ions, such as uppe – lowe , close – u he (nea – a ), old – new, big – small, we – d y, e c., as well as a mul i ude o ‘colou ed’ o ‘black-and-whi e’ place names in a ious oponymic classes. The p oblem o an onymy and opposi ion in oponymy has been deal wi h by many onomas icians (c . Supe anskaja 1970; Ko epano a 1973; Kond ashina 1980; Š ěpán 2009; Ahundo a 2011; Tkachenko 2003, 2013, 2014; Hon sa 2014; Bukha o a e al. 2016; Ilchenko, Isachuk 2016; Ga aullin, Fa ykho a 2018; S achowski 2018), who claim ha he an onymic ela ionships be ween place names o di e en classes a e ypical o mos e i o ies. In Li huania, howe e , oponym opposi ions s ill do no ecei e due a en ion. The i s a emp s o look in o he p oblem o opposi ion and an onymy in egional oponymy we e made by Pa el Sko upa (2019). This adds o he ele ance o he cu en esea ch, as he mo i a ion and seman ic s udies o Li huanian egional oponymy, esp. oponymy o he p esen -day Vilnius Coun y, a e s ill incomple e. The abo e-men ioned schola s belie e ha such nomina ion pa e ns a e no only o a g ea impo ance in he designa ion o geog aphical objec s, bu also play a key ole in he o ma ion o he na ional onomas icon, as such o mal and seman ic sequences o oponyms a e o med aking in o conside a ion bo h linguis ic and ex alinguis ic condi ions in he a ea unde in es iga ion. Thus, PAVEL SKORUPA 256 Ac a Linguis ica Li huanica LXXXIV he analysis o s uc u al-seman ic opposi ions in oponymy may a leas o a ce ain ex en help iden i y and explain many mo i a ing ac o s ha had led o he o igins o oponyms and may help o es ablish he p inciples o nomina ion o oponymic uni s in Li huanian lands. Howe e , plen y o logical ques ions a ise be o e plunging in o he emendous a ie y o simple, de i ed, compound, and composi e place names o Vilnius Coun y, e.g., Can oponyms exp ess he an onymic ela ions in gene al? Wha elemen s in he names o geog aphic objec s c ea e he opposi e seman ic meaning? Wha ca ego ies do such oponyms c ea e? Wha linguis ic o ex alinguis ic ac o s de e mined he o igins o such names? e c. The objec o he cu en esea ch is p esen -day Vilnius Coun y oponym opposi ions (bo h se lemen and non-se lemen names) based on he concep o he named objec ’s ela i e posi ion in space. The aim o he p esen pape is o examine mo i a ion and seman ics o cons i uen pa s o oponyms wi h he homogeneous name lexemes and an onymic di e en ia ing ma ke s. Resea ch Ma e ial and Sou ces. The main body o he esea ch comp ises oponym opposi ions based on he concep o he named objec ’s ela i e posi ion in space selec ed om he co pus o 5126 p esen -day Vilnius Coun y oponyms1 collec ed by he au ho in he pe iod om 2018 o 2020. The in es iga ion is based on oponyms and he ac ual da a collec ed om a ious mode n elec onic, p in ed and manusc ip (a chi al) sou ces (see Toponym Sou ces and Re e ences). These ma e ials complemen each o he , help o de i e and subs an ia e sound e ymological (including oponym mo i a ion) e sions, and o m he basis o he esea ch. Toponyms a e in es iga ed bo h synch onically and diach onically. 1. THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK 1.1. Concep o Opposi ion in Toponymy An onymic ela ionships exis in me ely e e y class o oponyms – oikonyms, hyd onyms, mic o oponyms (names o a ines, loodplains, idges, ac s, capes, 1 3900 se lemen (ci y, own, illage, ailway s a ions wi h a se lemen ) names, 718 lake names, 362 i e and s eam names, and 146 pond names. S aipsniai / A icles 257 Mo i a ion and seman ics o he p esen -day Vilnius coun y op- onym opposi ions: he concep o he objec ’s posi ion in space islands, e c.) – and is exp essed by means o bina y opposi ions2, i.e., pai s o ela ed place names ha a e opposi e in meaning. Acco ding o Na aliya Podolskaja (1978: 40), a bina y opposi ion in oponymy is he opposi ion o con as o wo ela ed objec s o dis inguish hem by means o names wi h he same base lexemes and an onymic di e en ia ing ma ke s (elemen s). As obse ed by Ve a Kond ashina (1980: 29), some imes he opposi ion may be o med by mo e han wo membe s, one o se e al o which may ha e no di e en ia ing ma ke , i.e., may ha e a clea base. The iden i ica ion o an onyms o (bina y) opposi ions in oponymy, he e o e, is he iden i ica ion o he dependen uses o oponyms ha make up he simples mic osys em (Tkachenko 2014: 68). This means ha an onymic oponyms ( oponymic an onyms) a e ypically examined in a oponymic con ex and explained by he co ela ion o objec s ha a e limi ed bo h linguis ically and geog aphically, i.e., spa ialy. Mos o en oponyms ha o m he opposi ional (an onymic) ela ionship a e wi hin he bounda ies o a ce ain e i o y, i.e., in close p oximi y o each ano he , e lec ing he ela i i y o he loca ion o he objec s hey designa e and, hus, c ea e a ce ain (mic o)sys em (c . Š ěpán 2009; Tkachenko 2003, 2013, 2014; Ilchenko, Isachuk 2016). The e o e, an onymic pai s in egional oponymy (hyd onymy, oikonymy, e c.) a e pu ely con ex ual and a e limi ed by he hyd onymic, oikonymic, o any o he (mic o)sys em hey c ea e wi hin hei own class3: limnonym × lymnonym, po amonym × po amonym, oikonym × oikonym, o onym × o onym, d imonym × d imonym, e c. As main ained in he onomas ic li e a u e (Kond ashina 1980: 29–35; Š ěpán 2009: 915–919; Tkachenko 2003: 58–60; 2013: 399–404; 2014: 67– 69; Ilchenko, Isachuk 2016: 100–101 and o he s), an onymic ela ionships in oponymy a e c ea ed by bo h composi e (complex) and compound names4, 2 The concep o bina y opposi ions in language was i s p oposed in Fe dinand de Saussu e’s s uc u alism heo y, unde he amewo k o which he bina y opposi ion is a pai o ela ed e ms o concep s ha a e opposi e in hei meaning. Acco ding o de Saussu e (1959: 53 .), (bina y) opposi ion is a means by which language uni s ha e alue o meaning, i.e., each language uni is de ined in ela ion o ano he uni . This is no by any means a con adic o y (i.e., ela ionship o nega ions) bu a he a s uc u al, complemen a y ela ionship. The e o e, he meaning o he linguis ic uni is no absolu e, bu a he ela i e (con ex ual) and may be de i ed om bo h syn agma ic (con ex ual) and pa adigma ic (g oup) ela ionships o he uni . 3 He eina e , he co ela ion o onyms o ming he opposi ion will be ma ked wi h “×”. 4 In Li huanian oponomas ics, he s udies o bo h composi e and compound oponyms we e ca ied ou in wo ks by Rena a Endzely ė (2005), Ne ija Ba ku ė (2008), Dalia Kačinai ė (2008), Ma ija Razmukai ė (1998, 2002, 2003, 2009), Dalia S ide skienė (2006, 2006a, 2007), Aleksand as Vanagas (1970) and o he s. The key ocus o hese s udies is on he oponyms o a ious classes de i a ion models, om he pe spec i e o oponym- o ma ion and o igin. Ce ain PAVEL SKORUPA 258 Ac a Linguis ica Li huanica LXXXIV based on he co ela ion o lexical and/o g amma ical di e en ia ing a ibu es o di e en ia ing ma ke s5, which a e used as p e- o pos -modi ie s o dis inguish be ween wo iden ical name lexemes. In composi e oponyms, he opposi e ela ionship is o med when he common componen o opposi ion membe s ( he iden ical pa o names) is modi ied wi h an au onomous DM, usually he quali ying adjec i es o size, age, ho izon al o e ical posi ion in space, colou , e c. wi h an onymic ela ionships, such as big – small (also, g ea – small), old – new, uppe – lowe (some imes – middle), u he – close , black – whi e, e c. In compound oponyms, he opposi e ela ionship is c ea ed by names ha sha e a common lexeme and a lexeme (usually he i s elemen o a compound name), whose ole is simila o a DM ha c ea es an opposi e (an onymic) ela ion be ween he opposi ion membe s. DMs in bo h composi e and compound oponyms, acco ding o Pa el Š ěpán (2009: 915–917), c ea e an onymic seman ic ela ionships ha all in o ca ego ies, based on he concep s o ex en , posi ion, age, owne , colou , e c. o he designa ed objec . In he majo i y o cases, opposi ions in oponymy a e mo i a ed by a a ie y o ex alinguis ic ac o s, de e mined by he needs o he socie y a a ce ain s age o i s de elopmen , namely o exp ess he ela ionship o new names o exis ing ones wi h he help o linguis ic means (Ilchenko, Isachuk 2016: 101). In addi ion, hey e lec a ious sphe es o human ac i i ies, including, bu no limi ed o, e i o ial and na u al-geog aphic ea u es o human li e, as well as cogni ion (Ilchenko, Isachuk 2016; Ga aullin, Fa ykho a 2018). The e o e, i may be claimed ha such cons uc ions in he b oades sense a e he p oduc o bo h his o ical and cul u al de elopmen o a na ion. Ye geniy Tkachenko (2014: 68) main ains ha no all onomas icians acknowledge he exis ence o an onyms a he le el o p ope names due o he ac ha names wi h e ymologically an onymic lexemes o m a single onomas ic sequence and he objec i e co ela ion o names is mo e impo an han hei concep ual aspec , whe eas in appella i al an onyms his phenomenon is s ic ly concep ual, as he co ela ion o apella i es is es o ed only h ough he co ela ion o concep s. Ne e heless, wo dis inc ca ego ies o oponymic an onyms esp. opposi ions, which a e s uc u ally simila o appella i al an onyms, can be aspec s o an onymy in he class o hyd onyms we e obse ed in Vanagas (1981a). The di e si y o Li huanian place names wi h he p onominal o ms o adjec i es Li h. áukš as, aukš à ‘high’ was discussed in Razmukai ė (2003a). 5 The e ms “di e en ia ing a ibu e” and “di e en ia ing ma ke ” a e used synonymously by he men ioned esea che s o opposi ions in oponymy. The e o e, o he sake o language economy and in o de o a oid he use o mul iple synonymous e ms, he eina e , we will use he e m “di e en ia ing ma ke ” (he eina e , DM). S aipsniai / A icles 259 Mo i a ion and seman ics o he p esen -day Vilnius coun y op- onym opposi ions: he concep o he objec ’s posi ion in space poin ed ou , i.e., lexical and g amma ical oponymic an onyms. Lexical oponymic an onyms a e o med by homogeneous name lexemes ( oo s; he eina e , HNL) in bo h compound and composi e names6. G amma ical oponymic an onyms a e o med by HNLs ma ked wi h di e en a ixes ha a e opposi e in meaning. Bo h lexical and g amma ical oponymic opposi ions, acco ding o hei ypes, can be ei he comple e o incomple e, as poin ed ou in he onomas ic li e a u e (c . Ko epano a 1973: 31; Kond ashina 1980: 30–32; Tkachenko 2013: 400– 404; 2014: 68–69; Ilchenko, Isachuk 2016: 100–102 and o he s). The comple e opposi ion p esen s he comple e an onymic exp ession o he cons i uen pa s in all names o ming he opposi ion, i.e., iden ical name lexemes a e ma ked wi h a ce ain DM (a su ix, p e ix, o any o he composi e elemen ). The incomple e opposi ion p esen s an incomple e an onymic exp ession o he cons i uen pa s in one o he names in opposi ion, i.e., one o he names is clea /unma ked wi h a DM (a su ix, p e ix, au onomous wo d, e c.). 1.2. Resea ch Me hods and Limi a ions Resea ch me hods. Wi h e e ence o he heo ies o Cogni i e Linguis ics and Cogni i e Onomas ics as well as he adi ional onomas ic esea ch models, he linguis ic esea ch and he seman ic classi ica ion o mo i a ing concep s o Vilnius Coun y oponym opposi ions is based on he e ymological, de i a ional, and seman ic analyses o bo h he DMs and HNLs o oponyms. The e ymological analysis is based on wo ks o Kazimie as Būga (1958, 1959, 1961), Jonas Ju kš as (1985), Ma ija Razmukai ė (1998, 2002, 2003, 2009, e c.), Aleksand as Vanagas (1970, 1981, 1981a, 1996), and o he s, as well as a ious lexicog aphic sou ces (Li huanian, Russian, Polish, e c. dic iona ies). The composi ion analysis o oponym opposi ions is based on he s uc u al- g amma ical classi ica ion o wa e names p oposed by Vanagas (1970: 21– 27). In o de o de e mine he mo i a ion o selec ed oponyms, he seman ic classi ica ion o hyd onyms p oposed by Vanagas (1981b: 19–120) is applied. Bo h Vanagas’ classi ica ions a e belie ed o be easily adap ed o he s udy o a ious classes o oponyms (no jus hyd onyms). 6 This also can be obse ed in Li huanian oponymy among bo h compound names, c .: oikonyms Senãd a is × Naujãd a is, and composi e names, c .: limnonyms Ìlma Didžióji × Ìlma Mažóji o oikonyms Seneji Miežiόnys × Naujeji Miežiόnys, e c. In he compound oikonyms he an onymic ela ionship is o med by he seman ics o he lexemes (name oo s) in p e-posi ion Li h. sẽnas ‘old’ and naũjas ‘new’, whe eas in he case o composi e names he an onymy is exp essed by he DM (au onomous wo ds) in p e- o pos -posi ion o he homogeneous name lexemes. PAVEL SKORUPA 260 Ac a Linguis ica Li huanica LXXXIV Acco ding o he known heo ies o Cogni i e Onomas ics (Coa es 2006, 2012, 2015, 2016; Van Langendonck 2007, 2013, 2016, 2017; B endle 2016; Slíz 2017; Sjöblom 2011 and o he s), all onyms ha e meaning. The e o e, oponym (sub)classes a e analyzed acco ding o he concep s ha mo i a ed hei o igin, based on he concep ual me apho model, i.e., ans e o cogni i e ai s (concep s) om one domain o ano he ( om appella i es/p ope names o onyms): sou ce domain (appella i e) → concep ual s uc u e (cogni i e ai ) → a ge domain (onym) (c . Kö ecses 2002; Lako , Johnson 2003; Dob ić 2010). The ans e o seman ic and concep ual s uc u es om one concep ual domain o ano he is o g ea impo ance o he c ea ion o onymic p o o ypes: ans e ing he meaning o an appella i e o an onym, o using a place name o designa e a pe son, he eby indica ing he place whe e he pe son was bo n (Dob ić 2010: 139–141), o ans e ing he pe sonal name o he oikonym, hus, exp essing he concep o possessi i y (i.e., indica ing he ela ionship o belonging), e c. I is no ewo hy ha he analysis o onyms unde he amewo k o concep ual me apho is no e ymological analysis bu a he an a emp o de e mine how he concep ual s uc u e o wo ds has mo i a ed and s ill mo i a es hei c ea ion. In addi ion o he linguis ic analysis, o unde s and he seman ics and mo i a ion o he DMs in lexical oponym opposi ions, he ex alinguis ic (geog aphical, his o ical, socio-cul u al) da a, esp. he named objec ’s ela ion o he neighbou ing objec (hills, alleys, i e s, se lemen s, e c.) and i s posi ion in he e ain (including he posi ion abo e he sea le el – MSL7) was conside ed. Resea ch Limi a ions. The cu en esea ch is limi ed o he analysis o 21 oponyms o ming 10 oponym opposi ions (see Appendix) based on he co ela ion o au onomous wo ds as DMs o oponyms wi h HNL, aking in o conside a ion mo i a ion and seman ics o oponyms’ cons i uen pa s, ocusing on he named objec ’s ela i e ‘uppe ’ – ‘lowe ’ posi ion in space. The selec ion o such oponym opposi ions was limi ed by he ac o o dis ance. Resea che s o opposi ions in egional oponymy (c . Ko epano a, 1973; Š ěpán, 2009; Ahundo a, 2011; Tkachenko, 2003, 2013, 2014; S achowski, 2018 and o he s) obse e ha he oponym opposi ions, he co ela ion o he addi ional ea u es o which is ei he seman ically an onymic o no , a e only possible in 7 MSL – me e s abo e sea le el. In he cu en esea ch, his in o ma ion was ob ained using objec ele a ion measu emen ools on GP and UETK websi es. O cou se, i is unlikely ha a he ime o nomina ion he in o ma ion abou he posi ion o he objec abo e he sea le el was known. People mos p obably simply conside ed he posi ion o he objec in ela ion o o he neighbou ing objec s in he speci ic loca ion, ega ding he elie o he gi en a ea. S aipsniai / A icles 261 Mo i a ion and seman ics o he p esen -day Vilnius coun y op- onym opposi ions: he concep o he objec ’s posi ion in space a ce ain (mic o)sys em, i.e., in a ce ain e i o y, since such names ac ually co ela e wi h each o he . Hence, we belie e he dis ance o up o 20 ± 5 km is he maximum dis ance o conside wo o mo e co ela ing oponyms an opposi ion8. In his esea ch, he dis ance be ween he objec s (oikonym, po amonym, limnonym, e c.) was measu ed using he dis ance measu ing ools (a s aigh line) on GP and UETK web si es (see Toponym Sou ces). All he oponyms ha o m opposi ions a e wi hin he bo de s o Vilnius Coun y. 2. MOTIVATION AND SEMANTICS OF LEXICAL TOPONYM OPPOSITIONS I is obse ed in oponymy s udies ha he di e en ia ing adjec i es indica ing he ‘uppe ’ – ‘lowe ’ oponym’s posi ion in space, esp. in oikonymy, usually indica e ei he 1) he posi ion o he named objec in ela ion o he i e low wi h he meaning ei he ‘loca ed in he lowe pa o he i e ’, i.e., downs eam – close o he mou h o he i e , o ‘loca ed in he uppe pa o he i e ’, i.e., ups eam – close o he sou ce o he i e , o 2) he loca ion o he objec on he hill/moun ain, o a he oo o he hill/moun ain (c . Kond ashina 1980, Tkachenko 2013, Ilchenko, Isachuk 2016). In Li huanian oponymy he posi ion o he objec s in space is mos o en exp essed by: 1) he co ela ion o simple adjec i es Li h. m s áukš as, s aukš à ‘high’ – m s žẽmas, s žemà ‘low’; Li h. m pl kalnniai ‘o he moun ains/hills’ – klóniniai ‘o he alleys’9; 2) he co ela ion o p onominal adjec i es10 Li h. m s aukš àsis, s aukš óji ‘ he high; highe ’ – žemàsis, žemóji ‘ he low; lowe ’; Li h. m 8 This is in line wi h Kamil S achowski’s (2018: 201) obse a ion abou he dis ance one can egula ly a el, esp. on oo , om one loca ion o ano he and back wi hin one day. 9 The simple adjec i es Li h. klõninis and kalnnis a e espec i ely de i ed om he nomencla u e e ms Li h. klónis / klõnis ‘ alley, dip, lowland, a ine’ and kálnas ‘high na u al g ound ele a ion; hill, moun ain’ (LKŽe). 10 In he mode n Li huanian language, p onominal o ms o adjec i es exp ess he ca ego y o de ini eness, and, he e o e, some imes, may be conside ed an equi alen o he English de ini e a icle. These adjec i es ha e a a ie y o pu poses, one o which is he dis inguishing o known objec s in e ms o he spa ial, empo al, physical, and o he quali ies by: a) he compa ison o he highe deg ee o he known quali y, b) any p ope y o one objec opposi e o ano he ( ypically, albei no always, when no mo e han wo objec s a e opposed), and c) some peculia , indi idual ea u e no inhe en in o he objec s o ha kind. The same pu poses o he p onominal adjec i es a e used o dis inguish objec s wi hin he class o p ope names (DLKG 174–177). I has o be no ed ha in almos all cases, he e is a possibili y o use a simple adjec i e o modi y he objec , howe e , he meaning will be comple ely di e en . PAVEL SKORUPA 262 Ac a Linguis ica Li huanica LXXXIV pl aukš eji – žemeji, pl áukš osios - žẽmosios. Such opposi ions a e ypical o he moun ainous a eas neighbou ing wi h lowlands and con ey ce ain in o ma ion abou he elie o a gi en a ea. In he sec ions below, oponyms a e p esen ed in he alphabe ical o de , lis ing bo h linguis ic and ex alinguis ic da a ( oponym class, localiza ion, his o ical o ms o he name), a ailable a he ime o w i ing, ollowed by he analysis (e ymology and mo i a ion) and discussion o he opposi ion. The cu en o ms o analyzed oponyms a e i alicized and, whe e possible, s essed. 2.1. Bezdónys n × Bezdónys × Aukš eji Bezdónys Bezdónys – Bezdónys eld, V D; loca ed 138 MSL, a he hill oo on he igh bank alley o he Bezdonė ( he Ne s ib.), 6 km sou heas o Nemenčnė; GSD1974 728 Bezdonys n, GI1905 58 Rus. ст.[анция] Безданы, д.[еревня] Безданы, REM1872 Rus. Безданы. Bezdónys – Bezdónys eld, V D; 137 MSL, a he hill oo on he le bank alley o he Bezdonė, 1 km om he own; GSD1974 728 Bezdonys , GI1905 58 Rus. с.[еление] Безданы, им.[ение] Безданы, REM1872 Rus. Госп. [одский] д.[вор] Безданы. Aukš eji Bezdónys – Bezdónys eld, V D; 143 MSL, in he hills in Rõkan iškės o es , 6 km eas o Bezdónys; GSD1974 728 Aukš ieji Bezdonys , GI1905 58 Rus. з.[астенок] Безданолѣсье, Безданолѣсъ, REM1872 Rus. з.[астенок] Безданайцы. The oikonym Bezdónys is Li h. su . -onys de i a i e om he Bezdonė11 s eam. This de i a ion model o he abo e oikonyms om he hyd onym 11 The po amonym Bezdonė (LKIVK Bezdonė, Bezdanka; he Vlnia ib.) is mos p obably o Sla . o igin and may be ela ed o Rus. бездонный, - ая ‘bo omless; ( igu a i e) ex emely deep (← Rus. бездна)’ (Slo a .cc, SRYAe), o Pol. bezdenny ‘deep, bo omless’, bezdeń ‘whi lpool: a apidly o a ing mass o wa e in a i e in o which objec s may be d awn’ (PSPR 34), Bel. бездань, бяздонне ‘abyss, deep place’ (Ska nik.by). Acco ding o Ju kš as (1985: 19), he i e name Bezdonė is no au hen ic. The schola belie es ha he au hen ic o m o Bezdónys migh ha e been *Bedugniai, de i ed om he simila hyd onym: in he sou ce o 1516 he po amonym is w i en as Besdenay a, Besdanay a, Besdonay a, he su . o which co esponds o Li h. -ai (ė), hus, he name migh ha e been *Bedugnai ė, de i ed om hyd onym (ei he lake, o swamp) *Bedugnis, -ė and ela ed o Li h. bedùgnė ‘g ea dep h’ (LKŽe) (also, c . LVŽ I 466). Acco ding o Vykin as Vai ke ičius, he s eam was ea lie called he Juodupis: “z Bezdan – Jodupis, 1784 m., TVD 382” (Vai ke ičius 2012: 111). Taking i s beginning in he we lawns be ween Paskyna and Rõkan iškės o es s, he s eam lows in o he swampy Bezdónys ishing pond and h ough Bezdónys o es s, e aining he p ime al alley, which ull o sloughs, di ches, deb is, allen ees, na u al dams. Whe he au hen ic S aipsniai / A icles 269 Mo i a ion and seman ics o he p esen -day Vilnius coun y op- onym opposi ions: he concep o he objec ’s posi ion in space nea he ba n(s) in o he oikonym: s inas, -ai → he place nea he ba n(s) o whe e he ba n(s) a e/we e loca ed → (Aukš eji / Žemeji) S i na. The DMs o bo h oikonyms a e mo i a ed no only by he se lemen s’ e ical posi ion in space, bu also by hei posi ion in ela ion o he i e low16. 2.10. Áukš osios Viẽsos × Žẽmosios Viẽsos Áukš osios Viẽsos – Š in os eld, Š D; 111 MSL, on he le bank ups eam he Ši in à ( he Š en óji ib.) a i s con luence wi h he Viesà, 6,5 km om Ši in os; GSD1974 587 Aukš osios Viesos , GI1905 78 Rus. д.[еревня] Вѣсы- Горные, REM1872 Rus. з.[астенок] Весы. Žẽmosios Viẽsos – Š in os eld, Š D; 108 MSL, downs eam he Ši in à, in he igh bank alley 0,8 km away om Áukš osios Viẽsos; GSD1974 589 Žemosios Viesos , GI1905 78 Rus. з.[астенок] Вѣсы-Дольные, REM1872 Rus. з.[астенок] Новые Весы. The homogeneous names Viẽsos o he wo illages owe hei names o he Viesà – he s eam, on he banks o which bo h se lemen s a e loca ed, and a e he pl in lexion Li h. -os de i a i e om he po amonym17. The e o e, he oikonym may be conside ed a me onymic ansposi ion o he po amonym ( ansonymiza ion) ( he concep o place): Viẽsos ← Vies- + -os ← he se lemen on/upon he Viesà. The DMs Áukš osios and Žẽmosios o bo h oikonyms a e mo i a ed no only by he se lemen s’ e ical posi ion in space, bu also by hei posi ion in ela ion o he i e low. 16 Qui e in e es ing is he change o he DMs om pos -posi ion o HNLs (REM1872 Rus. Свирны Верх.[ние], Свирны Нижнiе: Верхние and Нижнiе ← Rus. верхний ‘uppe ’, нижний ‘lowe ’) o p e-posi ion in bo h oikonyms (Aukš eji S i na, Žemeji S i na). Howe e , he easons o such change a e no clea . 17 The po amonym Viesà is o an obscu e o igin. I s sou ce lies in he icini y o he swampy sho es o lake Viess. Howe e , i is no clea now whe he i is he lake o he mo i a ed each o he ’s names. Vanagas (1981: 378) ela es hese wo hyd onyms o Li h. esulas ‘s ong whi lwind’ (LKŽe), which allegedly is de i ed om InE. *eḭ- ‘ o bend, wis ’ and a ibu es i o he hyd onyms o physiog aphic meaning (Vanagas 1981a: 63). This could be pa ly ue, aking in o conside a ion he winding i e cou se, esp. om he midway and o he poin i d ains i s wa e s in o Ši in à; o conside ing he winding sho eline o he swamps a ound lake Viess. Hence, bo h hyd onyms may be me apho ic in na u e and a e he ansposi ions o he concep o whi ls, bends and wis s winding i e bed and winding sho eline, espec i ely: 1) esulas → a winding i e bed → he Viesà, 2) esulas → a winding sho eline → Viess. PAVEL SKORUPA 270 Ac a Linguis ica Li huanica LXXXIV *** The comple e an onymic co ela ion o he DMs ei he in p e- o pos - posi ion o he HNLs a e obse ed in 7 cases (1 limnonym and 6 oikonym opposi ions). The incomple e co ela ion o DMs in p e-posi ion o he modi ied HNLs is obse ed in 3 opposi ions om he class o oikonyms. The analyzed opposi ions based on he co ela ion o simple and p onominal adjec i es and hei o ms Li h. áukš as, -à (aukš àsis, aukš eji, áukš osios) ‘high’ (‘uppe ’) – žẽmas, -à (žemàsis, žemeji, žẽmosios) ‘low’ (‘lowe ’) and Li h. kalnnis (kalnniai) ‘o he hills’ – Li h. klóninis (klõniniai) ‘o he alley’ make only a small pa – 10 cases ( o med by 21 oponyms), i.e., 0,251% o he 251 opposi ions cu en ly unc ioning wi hin he bo de s o Vilnius Coun y. Bo h he linguis ic and ex alinguis ic analysis o he DMs has shown ha he choice o bo h p onominal and simple quali ying adjec i es in he p ocess o nomina ion was based on he named objec ’s ela i e posi ion (ei he ho izon al, o e ical) in space ( he e ain): 1) The co ela ion o Li h. áukš as ‘high’ – žẽmas ‘low’ is based on he objec ’s ho izon al posi ion in space (in ela ion o he neighbou ing i e ): Aukš eji Ka klnai × Žemeji Ka klnai , Pame ks × Aukš àsis Pame ks , Aukš eji Rusõkais ead × Žemeji Rusõkais ead, Áukš osios Viẽsos × Žẽmosios Viẽsos , Aukš eji S i nas ead × Žemeji S i nas ead; 2) The co ela ion o Li h. áukš as ‘high’ – žẽmas ‘low’ is based on he objec ’s e ical posi ion in space (on he hill/moun ain as opposed o he o he objec ’s posi ion a he oo o he hill/moun ain): Aukš eji Bezdónys × Bezdónys × Bezdónys n, Nẽ a das Áukš asL × Nẽ a das ŽẽmasL, Aukš eji Semeniùkai × Žemeji Semeniùkai ; 3) The co ela ion o Li h. kalnnis ‘o he moun ain/hill’ – klóninis ‘o he alley’ is based on he objec ’s e ical posi ion in space (on he hills as opposed o he o he objec ’s posi ion in he alley o he neighbou ing i e ): Jagėlónys × Klõniniai Jagėlónys , Kalnniai Mijáugonys × Klõniniai Mijáugonys . Conside ing he abo e, i may be concluded ha he co ela ion o simple and p onominal adjec i es in Vilnius Coun y oponymy is a he clea , as hese DMs ca y he ollowing seman ic load: 1) Li h. áukš as, -à (aukš àsis, aukš eji, áukš osios) – ‘loca ed on he hill/moun ain’ ( e ical uppe posi ion), Li h. žẽmas, -à (žemàsis, žemeji, žẽmosios) – ‘loca ed a he oo o he hill/moun ain’ ( e ical lowe posi ion); 2) Li h. áukš as, -à (aukš àsis, aukš eji, áukš osios) – ‘loca ed in he uppe pa o he i e (ups eam)’ (ho izon al posi ion up/back), Li h. žẽmas, -à (žemàsis, žemeji, žẽmosios) – ‘loca ed in he lowe pa o he i e (downs eam)’ (ho izon al posi ion down); 3) Li h. kalnnis (kalnniai) – ‘loca ed S aipsniai / A icles 271 Mo i a ion and seman ics o he p esen -day Vilnius coun y op- onym opposi ions: he concep o he objec ’s posi ion in space on he hill/moun ain’ ( e ical uppe posi ion), Li h. klóninis (klõniniai) – ‘loca ed in he alley’ ( e ical lowe posi ion). The analysis o he HNLs has shown ha hese may all in o wo ca ego ies, based on he a ie y o mo i a ing concep s: 1) name lexemes o clea mo i a ion and seman ics: a) mo i a ed by he oponym ( he concep o place/loca ion) – Bezdónys n, Bezdónys , Aukš eji Bezdónys , Pame ks , Aukš àsis Pame ks , Áukš osios Viẽsos , Žẽmosios Viẽsos ; b) mo i a ed by an h oponym ( he concep o possessi i y, belonging) – Jagėlónys , Klõniniai Jagėlónys , Kalnniai Mijáugonys , Klõniniai Mijáugonys , Aukš eji Semeniùkai , Žemeji Semeniùkai ; c) mo i a ed by appella i e – ( he concep o sou ce/sp ing) Nẽ a das Áukš asL, Nẽ a das ŽẽmasL, (concep o place) Aukš eji S i nas ead, Žemeji S i nas ead; 2) name lexemes o obscu e mo i a ion and seman ics: a) mo i a ed by appella i e o nickname ( he concep o place o people) – Aukš eji Ka klnai , Žemeji Ka klnai ; b) mo i a ed by he an h oponym ( he concep o possessi i y o people) – Aukš eji Rusõkais ead, Žemeji Rusõkais ead. 3. CONCLUSIONS 1. Opposi ions based on he co ela ion o simple and p onominal adjec i es and hei o ms Li h. áukš as, -à (aukš àsis, aukš eji, áukš osios) ‘high’ (‘uppe ’) – žẽmas, -à (žemàsis, žemeji, žẽmosios) ‘low’ (‘lowe ’) and Li h. kalnnis (kalnniai) ‘o he hills’ – Li h. klõninis (klõniniai) ‘o he alley’ make only a small pa – 10 cases ( o med by 21 oponyms), i.e., 0,251% o he 251 opposi ions cu en ly unc ioning wi hin he bo de s o Vilnius Coun y. All he selec ed oponym opposi ions exis in opposi ions a e wi hin 0,08 o 6 km om each o he . 2. The comple e an onymic co ela ion o he DMs ei he in p e- o pos - posi ion o he HNLs a e obse ed in 7 cases (1 limnonym and 6 oikonym opposi ions, o med by 2 and 12 names espec i ely). The incomple e co ela ion o DMs in p e-posi ion o he modi ied HNLs is obse ed in 3 opposi ions om he class o oikonyms, o med by 7 names. 3. To unde s and he seman ics o he DMs, bo h he linguis ic and ex alinguis ic da a was analyzed. The analysis o he DMs (simple and p onominal adjec i es and hei o ms) has shown ha he choice o DMs in he p ocess o nomina ion was de e mined by he named objec ’s ela i e posi ion (ei he ho izon al, o e ical) in space ( he e ain). The mo i a ion o he DMs is a he clea and hey ca y he ollowing seman ic load: 1) Li h. áukš as, -à (aukš àsis, aukš eji, áukš osios) – ‘loca ed on he hill/moun ain’ ( e ical PAVEL SKORUPA 272 Ac a Linguis ica Li huanica LXXXIV uppe posi ion), Li h. žẽmas, -à (žemàsis, žemeji, žẽmosios) – ‘loca ed a he oo o he hill/moun ain’ ( e ical lowe posi ion); 2) Li h. áukš as, -à (aukš àsis, aukš eji, áukš osios) – ‘loca ed in he uppe pa o he i e (ups eam)’ (ho izon al posi ion up/back), Li h. žẽmas, -à (žemàsis, žemeji, žẽmosios) – ‘loca ed in he lowe pa o he i e (downs eam)’ (ho izon al posi ion down); 3) Li h. kalnnis (kalnniai) – ‘loca ed on he hill/moun ain’ ( e ical uppe posi ion), Li h. klóninis (klõniniai) – ‘loca ed in he alley’ ( e ical lowe posi ion). 4. The analysis o he HNLs has shown ha hese may all in o wo ca ego ies, based on he a ie y o mo i a ing concep s: 1) name lexemes o clea mo i a ion and seman ics: a) mo i a ed by he oponym ( he concep o place/loca ion) – 7 homogeneous oikonym lexemes; b) mo i a ed by an h oponym ( he concep o possessi i y, belonging) – 6 homogeneous oikonym lexemes; c) mo i a ed by appella i e – ( he concep o sou ce/ sp ing) 2 homogeneous limnonym lexemes, (concep o place) 2 oikonym lexemes; 2) name lexemes o obscu e mo i a ion and seman ics: a) mo i a ed by appella i e o nickname ( he concep o place o people) – 2 homogeneous oikonym lexemes; b) mo i a ed by he an h oponym ( he concep o possessi i y o people) – 2 homogeneous oikonym lexemes. ABBREVIATIONS Bel. – Bela ussian; c . – compa e; coll. – colloquial; D – dis ic ; DM – di e en ia ing ma ke ; dial. – dialec al; El – Elek ėnai; eld – elde ship; e al. – and o he s; – eminine; Heb. – Heb ew; HNL – homogeneous name lexeme; InE. – Indo-Eu opean; km – kilome e ; L – lake; Li h. – Li huanian; m – masculine; MSL – me e s abo e sea le el; Pol. – Polish; pl – plu al; Rus. – Russian; s – singula ; s ead – s eading/homes ead; Šlčn – Šalčininkai; Š – Ši in os; n – own; T ak – T akai; ib. – ibu a y; Ukm – Ukme gė; V – Vilnius; – illage. TOPONYM SOURCES GI1905 – Goshke ich Iosi I. 1905: Гошкевич Iосиф I. Виленская губернiя. Полный списокъ населенныхъ мѣстъ со статистическими данными о каждомъ поселенiи, Вильна: Губернская Типографiя. A ailable a : h ps:// usneb. u/ ca alog/000199_000009_003727513/. GK – Gam os ka alogas. Lie u os andens elkiniai. A ailable a : h p://eze ai. ilnius21. l /. 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