Surnames in the role of genes in the Albanian population

• Pages: 58-70
• Date: 01 January 2021
• Published date: 01 January 2021
• Author: Naser Kamberi,Hyzer Rizani

Vol. 5 No. 1

January, 2021

European Journal of Economics, Law and Social Sciences

IIPCCL Publishing, Graz-Austria

ISSN 2519-1284

Acces online at www.iipccl.org

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Surnames in the role of genes in the Albanian population

Naser Kamberi

University of Business and Technology (UBT) - Prishtina. R. of Kosovo

Hyzer Rizani

University of Business and Technology (UBT) - Prishtina. R. of Kosovo

Abstract

In the human population the adjectives are dierent which are due to time, space, historical,

patriotic, religious and cultural processes. The surnames of the rst generations were of

the character of the Christian faith, the Catholic rite or the Orthodox rite, which in various

territories were replaced by surnames of the Islamic faith. These adjectives continue to exist

in the beliefs but it is also evident that in some families there are adjectives with two names.

During this research we have usually noticed that these adjectives with two names are in the

generation where the Catholic or Orthodox name became the Islamic name. This action was

made by the Albanian family to preserve the family genealogy. These adjectives are mainly

composed of two Catholic or Orthodox names and we have cases one Islamic name and the

other Catholic or Orthodox, in order to maintain the continuity of the family tree from the

Orthodox and Catholic faith to Islam. Therefore, with this paper we will present the adjectives

with two nouns and we will decompose their meaning. We will also prove that many such

names are surnames or names of Albanian ethnicity, such as Nikol, Niksic, Bashkurt, although

today they are present in other ethnicities. We will also notice that names with two adjectives

in persons or city have a name with Albanian genesis.

Keywords: genetic tree, two-sided adjectives, Niksic.

Introduction

This work was carried out on the human population in many Albanian territories such

as Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania and the Presevo Valley. We have analyzed that the

surname is not only an identiable element of the individual but identies an entire

family across many generations. In this case the adjective identies the evolution of

religious beliefs across generations. We say this because in the generations of the same

family, we encounter the older generations with Catholic or Orthodox surnames,

while in the younger generations we nd Islamic surnames. Therefore we say that

adjectives play the role of genes and has a great genetic, historical, anthropological

signicance because we can represent an age and the evolution of the population

in a territory. Also with this paper can be presented the family ties with any other

territory from where it has emigrated peoples. In this study we will aim to decompose

adjectives or nouns consisting of two nouns. By decomposing them based on genetic

trees we will prove to which individual the nation and faith belongs.