Glossary entry

Polish term or phrase:

Nazwy merytorycznie

English translation:

Names that have a natural/logical connection with

Added to glossary by Jerry Dean
Dec 14, 2010 16:05
13 yrs ago
Polish term

Nazwy merytorycznie

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Nazwy merytorycznie związane z postacią X: (here is a list of names)
Change log

Nov 7, 2011 09:16: Jerry Dean Created KOG entry

Discussion

Adam Łobatiuk Dec 15, 2010:
Agree with Robert, but... There is a chance that "merytorycznie" has its... merits. Consider "Kopciuszek". A name like "Kapciuszek" could be associated with the character but only because it sounds similar, while "Pantofelek" could be associated "merytorycznie", because it refers to the story. If this distinction isn't relevant in your text, I'd follow Robert's advice.

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Names that have a natural/logical connection with

This is how I'd try to convey the meaning. It's almost as though there was a ''thematic connection'' between the names and character X.
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agree allp
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substantive name

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Names that can be associated with

1. I know that some people will disagree because I left "merytorycznie" out.
2. But: I believe the word merytoryczny/merytorycznie is used too often and too extensively in Polish, often times without any need whatsoever.
3. I don't grasp the context fully, but I have a feeling this is the case... ;)
Peer comment(s):

agree Katarzyna Landsberg-Polubok
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agree Andrzej Mierzejewski : e.g. Michael Schumacher = Ferrari.
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agree Vitals
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