亲从子名制

亲从子名制（英语：Teknonymy），又称从儿称谓^[1]，指用一个人与其子女的关系来对其进行称呼的做法或现象，在全世界的多种不同文化中都有存在。“Teknonymy”一词最早由英国人类学家爱德华·伯内特·泰勒于1889年创造^[2]，是由表示儿童的希腊语“τέκνον”和表示名字的希腊语“ὄνομα”组合而成^[3]。

参考

1. 中国社会科学院文献情报中心; 重庆出版社. 社会科学新辞典. 重庆: 重庆出版社. 1988-12.
2. Lee, Kwang-Kyu; Kim Harvey, Youngsook. Teknonymy and Geononymy in Korean Kinship Terminology. Ethnology. 1973, 12 (1): 31–46. JSTOR 3773095.
3. Reflections on Japanese Language and Culture. Studies in the humanities and social relations. Institute of Cultural and Linguistic Studies, Keio University. 1987: 65 [16 June 2019]. On the Notion of Teknonymy In the field of anthropology, the custom of calling the parent after the child is known as teknonymy, a term coined from the Greek word teknon "child" and the anglicized form of onoma as onymy "name". |issue=被忽略 (帮助)