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Jordanian Families in the Northern Jordan Valley: A SocioSemantic Study

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Jordanian family names in the northern Jordan Valley show distinct classifications, revealing cultural aspects.
The study categorized family names into five groups: regional, occupational, anecdotal, nicknames, and patronymic surnames.
Interviews with family members provided qualitative data, emphasizing the sociological context of naming practices.
Further investigations into dialectal influences and other types of surnames could expand understanding of family identity.

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Qualitative research investigates family names and their cultural significance in various categories, indicating regional and occupational influences.

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Rababah et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d41c15713b0b5dfea65e98 https://doi.org/10.30564/fls.v7i9.10926

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Qualitative research investigates family names and their cultural significance in various categories, indicating regional and occupational influences.

Jordanian Families in the Northern Jordan Valley: A SocioSemantic Study

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Jordanian Families in the Northern Jordan Valley: A Socio­Semantic Study

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Jordanian Families in the Northern Jordan Valley: A Socio­Semantic Study

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Jordanian Families in the Northern Jordan Valley: A SocioSemantic Study

Jordanian Families in the Northern Jordan Valley: A SocioSemantic Study