Renësi

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Renësi
PronunciationStressed on the first syllable
Language(s)Albanian
Origin
Region of originLezhë
Other names
Variant form(s)Reres

The name Renësi derives from Latin: Laurentius through Albanian sound changes. The unstressed Lau- was removed, while the subsequent reduction of the second "e" in Renes-i to a deaf schwa (/ë/) created the alternative form Rens, which is also found in Spanish documents. Also the toponym Renc of a village near Shkodër in northern Albania was likely derived from the Christian martyr venerated in the area, Saint Lawrence.[1] The village is also known with the form Renesi.[2]

The name of the Arbëreshë family Reres is considered a formation from the name Renes-i through Tosk Albanian rhotacism (Reres < Renes).[3]

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Citations[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d Floristán 2019, p. 28
  2. ^ Malcolm 2020, p. 84
  3. ^ Valentini 1956, p. 344
  4. ^ a b Xhufi 2019, p. 52

Bibliography[edit]

  • Floristán, José M. (2019). "Stradioti albanesi al servizio degli Asburgo di Spagna (I): le famiglie albanesi Bua, Crescia e Renesi". Shêjzat – Pleiades (1–2): 3–46.
  • Malcolm, Noel (2020). Rebels, Believers, Survivors: Studies in the History of the Albanians. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0192599223.
  • Valentini, Giuseppe (1956). Il diritto delle comunità nella tradizione giuridica albanese; generalità. Vallecchi.
  • Xhufi, Pëllumb (2019). "L'Adriatico orientale alla vigilia di Lepanto, 1570-1571" [The Eastern Adriatic on the Eve of Lepanto, 1570-1571]. In Persida Lazarević Di Giacomo; Maria Rita Leto (eds.). L'Adriatico tra sogno e realtà [The Adriatic Between Dream and Reality]. Studi interadriatici (in Italian). Vol. 1. Edizioni dell'Orso. pp. 41–64. ISBN 978-88-6274-936-7. ISSN 2612-5560.
  • Zamputi, Injac (1977). Regjistri i kadastrës dhe i konçesioneve për rrethin e shkodrës, 1416-1417. The Academy of Science of Albania.