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DOI: 10.33993/dr.2023.1.5.14
Author's coordinates: Academia Română, Secția de Filologie și Literatură București, Calea Victoriei, nr. 125

NAMES OF OCCUPATIONS IN CORESI’S TETRAEVANGHEL (1560‒1561)
(Abstract)

In this article, the author approached the names of occupations in Coresi’s Tetraevanghel (1560‒1561), and presented them in semantically relevant contexts. There is a total of 78 names of occupations, out of which, the overwhelming majority refer to men occupations (74) and only 4 are specific to women, a fact which is not surprising if we consider the historical period the text of the Tetraevanghel refers to. Another category of names for occupations are those on the last page of the Tetraevanghel, written by those who translated and printed the text. These names generally have another status and age than those present in the text of the four Gospels.

Cuvinte-cheie: limba română veche, nume de ocupații, Coresi, Tetraevanghelul, semantică.
Keywords: old Romanian, names of occupations, Coresi, Tetraevanghelul, semantics.

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