Saksida
Saksida is a Slovenian surname[1] that has been adapted to its Slavic form[2] from the original German name Saks. The root is Sachsen, which means 'one from Saxony', and among other variant forms it includes Sachs, Sacks, and Saks.
| Origin | |
|---|---|
| Meaning | One from Saxony |
| Region of origin | Germany, Slovenia, Austro-Hungarian Empire |
| Other names | |
| Variant form(s) | Sachsen, Sachs, Sacks, Saks |
Name etymology
According to the Slovene linguist Silvo Torkar[3] in Slovenia there is a common group of suffixes that are added to the end of surnames that create a Slovene identity; some examples are -ski (Ledinski, Pisanski); -nik (Potočnik, Kotnik, Breznik, Blatnik), -c, -ec, -ic, -ac (Konc, Samec, Sajovic, Komac), -ica (Jurca, Hvalica), -da (Kenda), and -ida (Saksida).[4]
People
- Alenka Saksida (born 1942), conductor and cultural activist
- Igor Saksida (born 1965), literary historian
- Iztok Saksida, sociologist[5][6]
- Kolja Saksida, actor[7]
- Pavle Saksida, mathematician[8]
- Rudolf Saksida (1913–1984), painter
- Teja Saksida, singer
- Sonja Saksida (born 1963), scientist, veterinarian
- Žiga Saksida, musician[9]
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See also
- Sachs
- Saks (disambiguation)
- Sacks
- Institute for Slovenian Language Fran Ramovš
Notes
- Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia
- Linguistic Notes, 2002, Volume 8, Number 2
- Digitalna Knjiznica Slovenije Torkar, Silvo (September 2002). [NBN: SI: doc-PWOLL7B3 Family names in Slovenian (Priimki na Slovenskem)] Check
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- List of Slovenian musicians List of Slovenian Musicians
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